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Memory Map: Divorce

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“Divorce is a time of change. It really rocks the foundation of most’s people's lives. When we have our heart broken or our dreams taken away from us it is a time of growth and change”.-Debbie Ford.

2015 was the worst year of my life. It was the year my life fell apart.The year my parents got a divorce.There are many times I was upset. But this was the worst time ever.
“Nina I have something to tell you something”. Said my mom.
“What is it?”I said.”You’re father and I are getting a divorce”. Comented my mother.
My parents would argue about everything. They’d use my sister and I talk to each other insted of talking directly to each other. I would try not to involve my little sister sometimes
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