Amputee at heart.

Amputee at heart.

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All she could remember was the impact...the screams, the crashing of metal before everything went dark. When skyler wakes up in a hospital bed draped in a green blanket after a horrible car accident she thinks she jut has some broken bones, what happens when she finds out it's more than that? What if it's something much worse, something that can never be replaced? Join Skyler Lawrence as she learns to deal with the biggest struggle of her life, she is only 16 but is forced to take on a situation that could break the toughest of people.
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