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Last published Tue, Dec 23, 2014
When I was just ten years old I developed seizures. When the answer was not easy, the doctors gave up and blamed it on me. I was put in a mental hospital, where they abused me mentally and physically. Once they found out that there really was something wrong with me, the adjustment was huge. I had to learn how to deal with my anger in an effective way. This is my story of overcoming my chronic illnesses and learning to live my life through my challenges.
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