Kick The Bucket
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PROGRESS ON THIS STORY HAS BEEN HALTED INDEFINITELY. 15 year old Zeta's life turned on her head when she received her diagnoses of stage 4 pancreatic cancer. To make the most of her estimated 8 weeks to live, she dialed up her best friend Prescott to help her achieve the top 10 things on her bucket list.
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