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Ongoing, Unang na-publish Feb 17, 2014
"Forget all the reasons why it won't work and believe in the only reason why it will"-
                                                                                                                                   Anonymous.
I was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia when I was five. Or maybe I was six. I found as I got older, and memories began to fade together, it was harder to tell. 

I'm no different than you, reading this. I'm no different than any other kid I know. The only difference is they dont have to make regular hospital vistits weekly. Or maybe they do, and I would know that if I took the time to ask.

So my story starts there. Not with all the hospital visits, not with all the sob stories I could waste my time telling. But with the first real friend I ever made. 

With the first real person who showed me a life besides the one I knew cowering behind school walls, and hiding under hospital blankets. 

Ash Browns showed me what it was like to live the life you were given, and to love every second of it. 

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I'll Love You Till the End

38 parte Kumpleto

So I have this thing. Some people would call it a catastrophe; some would call it heart breaking. It also has the name of disease, and heart killer. I call it just cancer. Simple enough as it is, right? Doesn't help that I already had it once before, it just came back to fight harder as ever. I thought it was over. Isn't it though? Don't you give up at that point? Senior year and I'm ready to end my life as a person all together. I'm tired of fighting and might as well give up because there are no chances of me living all together. So as a smart choice I move so when I die no one will know me or care about me. Wouldn't that be the logical choice? I don't want pity. Never liked, never will. So don't tell anyone I have cancer. Ever. Doesn't help that a boy started getting involved with me and snuck under my skin before I even realized what he was doing. What changed me were those few, simple words all together. "I'll love you till the end." That, that was about the time I started caring about life again. And it was all because of him.