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The afternoon sun cast a warm glow over the neighborhood as Daniel stood in the driveway, wiping sweat from his forehead and stepping back to admire his work. At just sixteen, my son had spent the better part of a week designing and building a sturdy wooden ramp that connected our sidewalk to the front porch of the house next door. It wasn’t for us—it was for Liam, the boy who had recently moved in with his family and used a wheelchair.
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