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Physics, 19.06.2021 21:20 rudybelizaire

Can everyone tht reads this be honest. i want u to tell me if i had a bad life. i am only 14yrs old and heres wht im going through! i had my neck cut open 3 times. i had my chin cut off. i was in the middle of two car wrecks. i was in the middle of a plane crash and a train crash. i had to get tubes shoves down my neck. i dont sleep. my baby brother died. my other brother and sister i havent seen in 2 yrs
my gramma died in a indian tribe. my granpa dies in world war 2. my dad has been after me for 8yrs now. my grandfather dad and gramma all have cancer. my brother has seizers

and my gf left for 2yrs and no contact at all
ive almost died multiple timess bc of it. right now im dying bc of starvation and lack of sleep

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