Forgotten Flowers

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Struggling with his wife's memory loss, Daniel Kilgore volunteers at an assisted living facility, hoping to uncover ways to restore her fading recollections. He becomes invested in the lives of three residents—Delores, Mary, and Sandra—who each have stories worth remembering. As their families confront their pasts, Daniel grapples with his own emotional conflicts, guided by his wife's caretaker, Dr. Jane Lincoln. The narrative explores themes of memory, loss, and the possibility of redemption, as Daniel seeks to reconcile his past with the hope of creating new memories.