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Educator
By FFgrysz BRONZE
Sussex, Wisconsin

Eyes running, muscles flaring, vision blurring--all are signs of an anxiety attack. Feeling like this on a weekly basis, the first person I ran to was my school counselor. I knew...
FFgrysz BRONZE, Sussex, Wisconsin
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Favorite Quote:
Sometimes when you're in a dark place you think you've been buried, but you've actually been planted.

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No Effort, No Reward
By jb3cker BRONZE
New Prague, Minnesota
jb3cker BRONZE, New Prague, Minnesota
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Rolling the Swiss Alps
By Altendorfer BRONZE
Lonsdale, Minnesota
Altendorfer BRONZE, Lonsdale, Minnesota
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Brotherhood
By StevenKvam BRONZE
New Market, Minnesota
StevenKvam BRONZE, New Market, Minnesota
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The Accident
By BrittanyHogg BRONZE
Bethlehem, Pennsylvania
BrittanyHogg BRONZE, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania
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Some say the world will end in fire,<br /> Some say in ice.<br /> From what I&rsquo;ve tasted of desire<br /> I hold with those who favor fire.<br /> But if it had to perish twice,<br /> I think I know enough of hate<br /> To say that for destruction ice<br /> Is also great<br /> And would suffice.

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The Summer of My Life
By Anonymous
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The Game
By BonesMiginty BRONZE
Leroy, Michigan
BonesMiginty BRONZE, Leroy, Michigan
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First Heartbreak
By Anonymous
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Determination is the Key to Success
By Anonymous
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After a Hurricane
By cinderstella BRONZE
Rockville, Maryland
cinderstella BRONZE, Rockville, Maryland
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Favorite Quote:
&quot;We try to embrace everything, but succeed only in grasping the wind.&quot; - Michel de Montaigne

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