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Colon Cancer


You take away my heart, but you do it from the colon. As a leg is removed the burden moves from me to my family, so they are gone too. The pain and agony, I gotta stay strong. With God in my heart it gets better with every office I enter. Until its not my legs anymore and the whites aren't fighting as strong. It started from within and now, I'm gone. My family I watch mourn, even though I'm gone.
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Deair13
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Deair13
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