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âAlexâs father left for good when he was eighteen months old. I was doing the single mother stuff. Working at a daycare. Home all the time. Trying to be a really great mom while also trying to fix myself. I remember the first Christmas I spent alone. I was finally in a good place. I was still hurting, but I didnât want him back anymore. And that New Yearâs Eve was the first time I met Jose. He was a friend of my brotherâs. We started talking every day. Heâd come over for dinner. I think he was tentative around Alex at first. Heâd get on the floor and try playing with him, but Alex couldnât speak yet. So there wasnât much of a bond. Then the âterrible twosâ came. And Alex would throw a lot of tantrums. Jose hadnât been around kids before, and he didnât want to overstep. I think he was unsure of his role. But after he decided to move in with us, I told him: âI want you to make more of an effort with Alex. Heâs part of me.â And thatâs exactly what he did. He didnât always know exactly what to do. But he brought home diapers and milk, even when nobody asked. He played cops and robbers, and nerf guns, and video games. He came to the parent teacher conferences. That year our whole family went to the Christmas play at Alexâs school. And after the performance, when everyone was taking pictures, a classmate asked Alex where his dad was. And he pointed at Jose. I was the only one who saw it. But when I told Jose later, I could tell that it affected him. Alex still believes that Jose is his dad. And Iâm dreading when I have to tell him the truth. Theyâre so attached to each other. Jose is not the most emotional guy. But whenever Alex asks for a hug or a kiss, heâll always give it to him. Even if itâs twenty times a day. Heâs always saying: âI love you too, Papa.â Thatâs just how he is. He reciprocates. Heâs rarely the first one to express his emotions. But a few months ago we were having breakfast. And somehow Alex found a picture of me holding him at the hospital, right after he was born. He carried it over to Jose, and asked: âWhere are you? Did you take this picture?â Jose looked at it, and he started crying. Then he said: âYes, Papa. I did.ââ
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âI used heroin for ten years. Â It wasnât a very good life, as youâd expect. Â I had my son taken from me. I lost my job at the Fiat factory. Â I spent all my time trying to find money, find dealers, and stay away from police. Â I hated myself. Â I couldnât face anyone. Â Then one day my friendâs dog had puppies. Â Iâd never had a dog before, but I always liked animals, so I told him to give me the smallest and ugliest one he had. Â The one nobody else wanted. Â And thatâs how I got Joe. Â Joe was the angel of my life. Â We understood each other. Â There was no need for words. Â He followed me around all the time. Â He slept next to me on the street. Â The moment I opened my eyes in the morning he would lick my face. Â He gave me self-esteem. Â I was a complete loser but at least I could take care of Joe. Â I could bring him to the park. Â I could bring him to the vet. Â I could raise enough money to get his medication. Â Heâs the reason I was finally able to quit heroin. Â Because if something happened to me, what would happen to him? Â So I got clean. Â It was hard but I got clean. Â Joe lived for another thirteen years. Â He got a tumor in 2012 and held on a few more months. Â I barely survived it. Â I was able to stay off drugs, but I promised myself that Iâd never get another dog. Â Itâs just too painful. Â But two years ago I found Leica beneath a mobile home. Â She was all skin and bones. Â Sheâd been abandoned. Â I didnât have a choice. Â For the first few months I called her Joe. Â But I had to stop. Â Because Joeâs gone. Â And the name doesnât really matter, anyway. Â It just matters that I love her.â (Rome, Italy)
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