Breakthrough

Breakthrough

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Fear. I'm quite familiar with that word. I deal with it every second, minute, and hour of every day. It's taken over my life. But it wasn't always this way. I used to be your typical American teenager. Until the night of my fifteenth birthday. My parents were taking me out to dinner, and a drunk driver hit us. It killed my mom and dad on the spot. It put me in a coma for two weeks, but that's all. I started out depressed. I wouldn't leave my room, except to go to school or to the bathroom. My aunt had to basically force food down my throat. It slowly starting turning into something worse. I was scared. Scared to talk, scared to walk, scared to live. I now live in fear. But last week, something happened. It's changing my life, it's changing me. A breakthrough is coming.
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"There were times of hardship when people forget the courage they need to keep fighting; and survive. But I think as long as we have something or someone to believe in, to keep close in our hearts, courage will never truly leave us. We only have to reach deep in our heart to find it." I never thought I was going to escape my abusive parents. I could no longer see that one light at the end of my tunnel. I was trapped, no way to escape. You would never believe that one trip to the New York Hospital could change my life drastically, and not in the way you guys are thinking. Not negatively, but positively. Thanks to my Doctor and his son, I could finally say goodbye to my dark past and say hello to my bright future involving a massive emotion... LOVE. So, Maybe... There is a Happy Ending.

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