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Rolling Through Life
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Laufend, Zuerst veröffentlicht Apr. 27, 2019
Just me sharing my general perspective on life as I navigate Work life and friends. As a differently abled person. feel free to roll along with me as I explore what it's like  adapting in a world that is under the misguided belief that they can tell you who you are, and what you're capable of as a person. I may have cerebral palsy, but I've never let it stop me from achieving any of my goals and that's never gonna change. With that said, here is how I do things differently. Enjoy the ride.
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I am writing this for my friends who wanted me to write their life through my perspective. It's like how life was Through My Eyes this whole time. I've known some friends longer than the others so the lengths vary of the chapters and of their accounts on the whole. I recommend you try this before you go on to find another book. Thanks! Much love x