“Often, the great sacrifices of a parent always remain in the shadows, but are own them the load-bearing pillars of the finish lines achieved by one's child.”

— Prevale

Original: Spesso, i grandi sacrifici di un genitore rimangono sempre nell'ombra, ma sono proprio loro i pilastri portanti dei traguardi raggiunti dal proprio figlio.
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