Preface

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The warmth was everlasting, the sloshy bed in her mother's womb, flashing and pumping dirty blood to her child. She didn't complain. A fighter from the beginning. Although her mother carried the girl, she didn't have her child's health in her best interest. It was mother's fault. Mother's eyes were locked on the prize. Mother relied on her prize.

Mother was sick.

The needle pulsing through her thick skin. The powder on her pale face. The pills migrating through her system. Straight to her. The unborn child was unaware of the things that lay ahead. The greatest joy of tasting ice cream on Friday afternoons. The butterflies when she looks at a crush. The sadness that grows in her each day. The yelling, crying, and laughing that life would surprise her with.

Such a happy and promising story. Unfortunately, it's not. I wish it could have been different, but you can't change the past. You can't change what you did. You can't change all the mistakes you made. It's all your fault. It's all your fault.

It

                           Is

      All                             

                      your

Fault.

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