08/17/22

Dear O and C,

    I am forty-three years old today.  I wish I was able to spend my birthday with the two of you.  I miss you so much!  The victory I had in court, and the prospect of getting to see you guys soon is the greatest birthday gift I could ever receive.   I can’t wait to begin reunification therapy with you; in person!


Love,

Dad

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