Being in the building does not help a child eleven miles away.

In the August, Dr.

Fenwick Asare put her on the biologic.

I want to try to say what that was like and I am aware that I am going to fail.

Six weeks in, she stopped waking at night.

Eight weeks in, she ran the whole length of the field at the school fun run, which she had never done, and came last, and did not care, and I stood at the fence with my hands over my face like an idiot in front of forty parents.

Twelve weeks in, in the October, she asked me whether she could do swimming on Thursdays.