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Poems-simple as that-poems

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My sister lived 11 years of life. The doctors,thankfully they never spared our emotions and told the family she wouldn't make it every doctors appointment Hannah went to.(I think that helped me cope the most, being told over and over that she was going to die..) Which would total up to probably 3 times a month plus when she was sick which made it everyday if she didn't stay at the Riley's children’s hospital in Indianapolis. I had never went to a doctors appointment where they told my mom Hannah may die. Hannah's last appointment I was there. I heard the words. And watched my 72 year old male pediatrician, which I’ve attended to since 3 years old, cry like a baby to my mother. His voice cracked and his eyes looked horrifyingly pained as he says, "Now mom, as I have said millions of times, our little angel might die." I wouldn't let my self-break down till we where on the way home and my mother and I where talking about it and I cried from French Lick to the house. Hannah was a happy child even when in pain she smiled. I remember every time she'd hear me cry she'd begin crying too. But when our little brother would cry she'd laugh and laugh and laugh. The picture to this poem is a picture of Hannah before she got sick long before she got real sick.! Hope everyone enjoys!
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The leaving. It was hard, tragic , painful, yet it had to be done, I needed to save my life. I didn't want to start again, this would be the story of finding myself, pulling myself back together, reuniting the happy go lucky youngster I had once been. The shock of leaving took more of a toll on me than I thought it would. I had asked two people to help me move out of the house I had shared with my partner for 8 years, we had been together 23 years in total. The move was done in total secrecy, my partner could never know in advance, it was a very scary time. I had moved various things out of the house and secured a rent on a property nearby. The house I picked was near the School the children went to, and my oldest lad was going to be near his best friend. My Mother told me of the property it was advertised on the web, we both went and had a look, even that was scary, I didn't want to be seen by anyone and became paranoid that I would be caught out. For many months I lived on a new kind of fear, the fear of someone finding out that I planned to leave my abusive partner, though of course no one knew my seemingly happy, funny, generous partner was abusive. Finding the house was one thing, getting the various companies to connect the house and exchanging the information of my current address so they could varify that I was, who I said I was almost drove me mad. The day came to leave, My Mother and a very dear Friend came round as early as possible, we packed as much as we could. This included taking the boys clothes, bedding, toys, stuff from the garden, my stuff. We had 3 cars the packing seem to take all day. By the end we had to get going to be able to unpack, leaving me time to pick up the boys from School and settle them in their new home. I couldn't do it at first,I started to cry then scream, to leave the world I had put so much of my life into, and now in a split second would be leaving was breaking my heart.

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