A Dream in The Rain

A Dream in The Rain

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When I was younger I was able to see. I saw everything. My wonderful life was right in front of me. But, until one day when everything became black. I became physically blind. Know one knew how it happened. I always got surgery to help my eye sight but it just got worst. To the point we're as I couldn't see at all. I was alone. Hurt. Depressed. I wanted to die. I wanted to see color again. And I did. When I came across a certain guy who saved me. And helped me see life in a different way. Helped me find my way back into my dreams. Even though I was always in pain. And I will never be ashamed. From what I became. Even though my sight was what was aimed. I cannot falter for I have to find my name. My Name in the Rain. My Heart in the Rain. My Love in the Rain. My Dream in the Rain.
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I am Blair and I have paraplegia. I've had it since I was 20 because of a car accident. My mother and father died in that mishap. I wished I died, too. I wished my life was ended by that stupid accident, too. How could I survive life without my lower body? How could I move on when I am always in my wheelchair and being pulled and pushed to somewhere I don't even want to be at? But everything changed when I saw someone that has been with me for a long time in a different light. My nurse... Austin. But I was afraid to love. I've always been.

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