Fight
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They say you never forget it. They say when you go through a traumatic event it stays with you forever. I have found this to be true. After my parents move me to a new town after the death of my best friend, it didn't take me long to realize the problem wasn't the town I had been in it was me. Trouble has a way of find me. This is proof though that life goes on. I survived and this is my story.
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