Hold On 'Till May
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Last published Mon, Feb 18, 2013
Our lives aren't easy, they aren't perfect. But we're still holding on and fighting. One day, we will look back on our teenage years and smile. Why? Because we survived the battle. We held on for the bumpy ride called life and came out scarred mentally and physically, but we won right?
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