Speech On Year's End
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Year’s End
Our family has made it through 2013.
The trial has not yet started.
How will anyone get through it?
How will we get through it?
The graphic details and the trauma will be recounted month after month in the courtroom all unnecessary.
I feel I don’t deserve to live, but that is not the same as saying I want to die.
I must live, I must not commit suicide.
I have a husband and two children and an obligation to society to educate people about mental illness.
I am praying that there will not be a trial.
Please Mr. Brauchler, spare all of us the pain.
12-24-2013
Praying for those with loved ones who are suffering
Today our family received a bouquet of flowers
From someone we do not know.
The
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