The true legacy wasn’t found in court documents or newspaper stories.
It lived in a notebook where difficult feelings could finally be written down.
It lived in drawings filled with open doors, bright skies, and hopeful colors.
Most importantly, it lived in the understanding that every child deserves to be heard—even when they don’t have the words adults expect.
Sometimes the bravest thing a child can do is speak.
And sometimes the most important thing an adult can do is listen.
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