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Last published Wed, Jul 26, 2017
I am so very sorry my child. I did my
best in taking care of you. You must understand, that I left you so you could live. Please, don't waist your life my dear, spend it with a meaning, a purpose. No matter what they say or do to you, let people remember you as the one who was
smart and strong. You are living in a difficult place, a simple mistake could mean life or death...Be smart, know when to speak and when run, know when to
lie and when to tell the truth, know when your mission is greater than your pride.
Remember, I finished my mission...I had you. Now finish yours and End This. -Mom
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