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At the beginning, we thought we already knew what the problem was.

It was something on my side.
At least, that’s what we were told.

So we carried that assumption forward,
into the next step,
and the next.

Until we checked again,
and realized it wasn’t what we thought.

And from there,
everything we thought we understood had to shift.

What Started, But Didn’t Stay

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Part 1 — We Thought It Was Me
What we were told at first didn’t match what we later found — and it changed how we moved forward.

Part 2 — It Didn’t Feel Stable, But It Continued
Even after things worked, it didn’t feel steady — and we had to decide how much to hold on and what to let go.

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Sometimes the hardest part isn’t the treatment.

It’s realizing that what you believed at the start wasn’t the full picture.

And once that changes,
the decisions that follow don’t feel the same anymore.

You just move forward with what you know now —
even if it came later than expected.