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Personal Narrative About A Suffering Time In My Life

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One incident I could remember about a suffering time in my life was with my child’s health. My teenage boy had a lump on his cheek. This lump came out of nowhere. We went to the doctors and got it checked out. The doctors told us that he had to get it removed because it was an abscess. Therefore, I went along and got the abscess remove within a couple of weeks of their findings. However, the abscess returned within six months of the surgery and now it bigger than before. The doctors did another surgery and removed the abscess again, but this time the results came back that it was cancerous. My heart was heavy but I could not show it. I was scared and nervous. We went to see cancer doctors, plastic surgeon, primary, and a couple more of doctors
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