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Family is a source of strength from "summary" of You'd Be Home Now by Kathleen Glasgow

In the quiet moments, when she allows herself to truly feel, she understands the power of family. The shared laughter, the tears shed together, the unspoken understanding that comes with being bound by blood. It is a source of comfort, a rock to lean on when the world seems to be crumbling around her. In the midst of chaos, her family is a constant, a reminder that she is never truly alone. They are the ones who lift her up when she falls, who offer a steady hand to guide her through the storm. The strength of her family lies not in grand gestures or extravagant displays of love, but in the simple acts of kindness that they show each other every day. The way her mother brushes her hair back from her face, the way her father's eyes light up when he sees her walk through the door. These are the moments that fill her heart with warmth, that remind her of the deep, unbreakable bond that ties them together. When she is lost, when she feels like she can't go on, it is her family that gives her the strength to keep moving forward. Their unwavering support is a lifeline in the darkest of times, a beacon of hope that guides her through the storm. They are her rock, her foundation, the steady ground beneath her feet that keeps her from being swept away by the chaos of the world. In the end, she knows that no matter what happens, no matter where life takes her, her family will always be there for her. They are her safe haven, her sanctuary, a place where she can always come home to. And in that knowledge, she finds the courage to face whatever challenges lie ahead, secure in the knowledge that she is never truly alone.
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    Kathleen Glasgow

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