You play the hand you’re dealt. You play it without false hope or despair, without comparing other people’s hand, or que — Lindsey O'Connor, The Long Awakening, a memoir
You play the hand you’re dealt. You play it without false hope or despair, without comparing other people’s hand, or que — Lindsey O'Connor, The Long Awakening, a memoir
You play the hand you’re dealt. You play it without false hope or despair, without comparing other people’s hand, or que — Lindsey O'Connor, The Long Awakening, a memoir
You play the hand you’re dealt. You play it without false hope or despair, without comparing other people’s hand, or que — Lindsey O'Connor, The Long Awakening, a memoir
You play the hand you’re dealt. You play it without false hope or despair, without comparing other people’s hand, or que — Lindsey O'Connor, The Long Awakening, a memoir
You play the hand you’re dealt. You play it without false hope or despair, without comparing other people’s hand, or que — Lindsey O'Connor, The Long Awakening, a memoir
You play the hand you’re dealt. You play it without false hope or despair, without comparing other people’s hand, or que — Lindsey O'Connor, The Long Awakening, a memoir
You play the hand you’re dealt. You play it without false hope or despair, without comparing other people’s hand, or que — Lindsey O'Connor, The Long Awakening, a memoir
You play the hand you’re dealt. You play it without false hope or despair, without comparing other people’s hand, or que — Lindsey O'Connor, The Long Awakening, a memoir
You play the hand you’re dealt. You play it without false hope or despair, without comparing other people’s hand, or que — Lindsey O'Connor, The Long Awakening, a memoir
You play the hand you’re dealt. You play it without false hope or despair, without comparing other people’s hand, or que — Lindsey O'Connor, The Long Awakening, a memoir
You play the hand you’re dealt. You play it without false hope or despair, without comparing other people’s hand, or que — Lindsey O'Connor, The Long Awakening, a memoir
You play the hand you’re dealt. You play it without false hope or despair, without comparing other people’s hand, or que — Lindsey O'Connor, The Long Awakening, a memoir
You play the hand you’re dealt. You play it without false hope or despair, without comparing other people’s hand, or que — Lindsey O'Connor, The Long Awakening, a memoir
You play the hand you’re dealt. You play it without false hope or despair, without comparing other people’s hand, or que — Lindsey O'Connor, The Long Awakening, a memoir
You play the hand you’re dealt. You play it without false hope or despair, without comparing other people’s hand, or que — Lindsey O'Connor, The Long Awakening, a memoir
You play the hand you’re dealt. You play it without false hope or despair, without comparing other people’s hand, or que — Lindsey O'Connor, The Long Awakening, a memoir
You play the hand you’re dealt. You play it without false hope or despair, without comparing other people’s hand, or que — Lindsey O'Connor, The Long Awakening, a memoir
You play the hand you’re dealt. You play it without false hope or despair, without comparing other people’s hand, or que — Lindsey O'Connor, The Long Awakening, a memoir
You play the hand you’re dealt. You play it without false hope or despair, without comparing other people’s hand, or que — Lindsey O'Connor, The Long Awakening, a memoir
You play the hand you’re dealt. You play it without false hope or despair, without comparing other people’s hand, or que — Lindsey O'Connor, The Long Awakening, a memoir
You play the hand you’re dealt. You play it without false hope or despair, without comparing other people’s hand, or que — Lindsey O'Connor, The Long Awakening, a memoir
You play the hand you’re dealt. You play it without false hope or despair, without comparing other people’s hand, or que — Lindsey O'Connor, The Long Awakening, a memoir
You play the hand you’re dealt. You play it without false hope or despair, without comparing other people’s hand, or que — Lindsey O'Connor, The Long Awakening, a memoir
You play the hand you’re dealt. You play it without false hope or despair, without comparing other people’s hand, or que — Lindsey O'Connor, The Long Awakening, a memoir
You play the hand you’re dealt. You play it without false hope or despair, without comparing other people’s hand, or que — Lindsey O'Connor, The Long Awakening, a memoir
You play the hand you’re dealt. You play it without false hope or despair, without comparing other people’s hand, or que — Lindsey O'Connor, The Long Awakening, a memoir
You play the hand you’re dealt. You play it without false hope or despair, without comparing other people’s hand, or que — Lindsey O'Connor, The Long Awakening, a memoir
You play the hand you’re dealt. You play it without false hope or despair, without comparing other people’s hand, or que — Lindsey O'Connor, The Long Awakening, a memoir
You play the hand you’re dealt. You play it without false hope or despair, without comparing other people’s hand, or que — Lindsey O'Connor, The Long Awakening, a memoir
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You play the hand you’re dealt. You play it without false hope or despair, without comparing other people’s hand, or questioning why you’ve got this hand, you just play it, as best you can, today, and the next day, and the day after that.

— Lindsey O'Connor, The Long Awakening, a memoir
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