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Continúa, Has publicado nov 10, 2015
Seeing as I'm recovering, I need to document it, right?
Recovery is a choice. I will either overcome my weaknesses, or die trying.
People are calling me brave. Strong. An inspiration.
I'm not any different to anyone else. I'm not special. Greatness is something we all have within us, and whilst some of us don't see it, others will.
So you keep inspiring people.
Because you are YOU. You are amazing. You are beautiful. YOU ARE STRONG.
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