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Aiden I thought I knew what exhaustion was. In my thirties, I ran ultra-marathons and a few iron-man triathlons. I knew what it was to push myself beyond my own physical endurance. But nothing in my life could compare to the absolutely bone-numbing debilitation I suffered after countless rounds of trying to satisfy Cecelia’s bottomless s****l appetite. I lay on the floor in a tangle of blankets and Cecelia’s legs, with no memory of how we ended up there. When I lifted and turned my head, I could see two empty protein shake bottles that had gotten kicked under the bed frame. I had slurped down an entire pack of the nutrition shakes in the last 48 hours, but I still didn’t have the strength to pick myself up off the floor. The fact that Cecelia’s head was pillowed on my bicep, a bit