Mom died. Dad died. I survived.
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dahliaco says,
These words has to do with the fact that I lost both my parents at a young age: age 11 when my mom died, age 26 when my Dad died, but even though I struggled through life battling so many issues that nearly destroyed my life, I still SURVIVED. I am now, a wife and mother, who loves life and dreams of living it fully and completely because I have every reason to keep living. I have a purpose and that is my precious husband and children that remind me everyday how priceless my life is...