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Hi, my name is Hope. When I was 14 I got diagnosed with a mutated version  of anemia. This caused me to have to drop out of school and to live at the hospital permanently...... or so they thought. After about 3 months in the hospital they found the trail drug zenx, which is suppose to help me to live a normal life. Let's just hope it works. 


Authors note: hi, guys! I'm super excited to share this story with you guys. I hope you enjoy! This is the second story that I have decided to start to write. So comment, and give suggestions! I am totally open to criticism as long as it isn't rude or just plain unnecessary. Like I said before, enjoy the story! P.s. the italicized passages are parts to come they aren't from the past.
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