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Eating Ice Essay

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When my mom was first pregnant with me, all she ever craved was Crushed Ice from any Gas Station. She did not like cubed ice because it was too big and too hard to crush up. So when I was about 6 or 7, I started eating a lot of ice. I ate it day to night and sometimes it would be my midnight snack. Eating ice made me relaxed and most of all it made my mouth real cold to where i blow out cold air. I did not know a lot about eating cold things, and how it can make your mouth at the time. When I was about 13 years old the doctor told me I was Anemic. Anemic is someone who can has low white blood cells. It could be 100 degrees outside and I am still cold as ever. I tend to get cold all the time though. It’s the same thing as water, I can not drink

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