[COMPLETED] Death, visited or picked up?  (You came or God picks you up)

[COMPLETED] Death, visited or picked up? (You came or God picks you up)

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Take a breath and exhale. The thing that is natural without needing to be taught by anyone, and it will be repeated everyday. . . This story tells a person who picked up his death by God because he had cancer, and other than the story of a person who visited his death by suicide.
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