Lost And Found

Lost And Found

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I used to think love was impossible, friends were hard to find and life wasn't really worth living. - That was until I met Jamie Parker. - Jamie changed my life. She taught me a lot and I don't think I can really thank her enough. The way she saw the world, the way she saw our town, the way she saw me. I guess you could say she had her own way of life. I wish I could go back and tell her how much she really means to me. Maybe even try to change what happened. I still like to imagine that she is always right next to me. It makes me feel not as alone. I even keep the paints she gave me next to my bed and I sometimes like to read the card I got from her just before I fall asleep. I know this story is going to be hard to tell but Jamie always said 'You are given this life to show your strengths.' So here I go Jamie, I'm showing you my strength.
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