I asked Brittany what she would say to the version of herself standing by her father's hospital bed. She said you get to tell the story. You get to not know things and still tell it, and you get to hold the good memories from when you were little right next to the hard ones. It's okay. This is what life actually feels like.
What She'd Tell Herself Standing by Her Father's Hospital Bed
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