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Scoliosis: My Story

WhiteEnchantress120

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Reads 2,228
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Parts 39
Time 53m

WhiteEnchantress120

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Scoliosis is a spine deformity. That means that my spine is basically shaped like an s. This is my story. Scoliosis has affected me emotionally and physically. I hope this brings comfort to people going through hard times with deformities and diseases.All Rights Reserved

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She Was The 0.007% cover

Loving Him cover

Love Me: The Manoir cover

Love, Loss, and Life cover

Me, My Sensory, and My Synesthesia cover

My Personal Fight with Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome cover

A Bone to Pick cover

Diary of an anorexic cover

My Journal cover

With Things We Can't Have cover

She Was The 0.007%

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