She Always Knew

She Always Knew

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Have you ever thought that you might die before you were old enough to really experience life? That you knew you weren't going to live past a certain time in your life. No you don't have cancer nor a reason really to die. It was something you just knew. You knew that you weren't meant to live a long and enduring life. These are the accounts and records of Kelly Grace before she died. She didn't die of cancer and no she didn't kill herself. It was her time and she knew it before it happened. Sometimes death and God have a mind of their own and sometimes you just happen to find out what's in that mind.
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Some people think that dying is where a person ceases to live or where your soul leaves your body. Well, those people are wrong. When Enna Laeyton looks back at her life, sure she regrets many things, but she eventually came to a conclusion about life as it applied to her. When Enna died, she did not leave, she was merely transformed, and that was when she really started learning to live. ~~~~ "I would be safe there. But then again, safety was a lie. A huge, fat lie. The kind of lie that ruins and devastates the lives of a large number of people. The kind of lie that punishes the innocents of the world while the guilty people are really the ones at fault. I had always thought that i would be safe. That i would never be the kind of person who was on the run and tried to hide from reality and from the truth. I was so wrong when i thought that. I would never be safe. Ever. I would never have a place to live where i was not in fear of my life. I would never be normal. So safety, safety was a word that i did not seem to know what it was like to experience because my life, or rather, my afterlife, had been less safe than my actual time as living had been." ~~~~ #389 in STRONG ~ 07/16/18 #172 in LESSONS ~ 09/05/18

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