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Adversity: A Short Story

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Ryan passed away
Please don’t be nana ,Please don’t be nana, as i came down the stairs the look on my dad’s face i knew nothing would come out. “it’s Ryan” my dad said.When my cousin died, I used the life skills Insight, Relationships, and Humor to help me overcome my adversity and helped my family overcome it to.
Some of the causes of adversity was He committed suicide, he also had depression and he thought no one liked him, no one knew where he was,he ran off to the park late at night, people searched for him for a long time before his best friend and his sister found him. some effects of adversity was it brought our family closer together, my dad and his brother hadn't talked in a couple months,we also had to go straight to illinois
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