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I’m 85 now, and Martin had been woven into my life for as long as my memory reaches.
When we were children, everything seemed to revolve around the church choir. Every Sunday, I would be there, sitting slightly apart in my wheelchair, waiting patiently for my turn to sing. By then, I had already grown accustomed to the curious looks—my injury had come from a fall that went terribly wrong.
Then, one day, Martin showed up.
He came straight over to me and said, “Hey… you sing alto too?”
That brief exchange altered the course of my life.
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