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You’ll Always Be My Hero


When my dad was a kid he had a diagnosis to him this was no joke he was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis this is nothing we can revoke Theres not really a cure the steroids he has to take always reassure him walking in the future is not a promise and all that brings is darkness To me he deserves to have a second chance its not something he asked for its something that was inherited theres nothing he can do but enjoy his days now I just wanna know why my dad i try to always make him glad and hardly try to make him mad or sad no matter what i’ll always be a daddies girl.
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My dad will always be my hero.

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