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Jane Wilson's Argumentative Essay

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How would it feel having life being shortened to an extent of time? There is nothing to do about it. There is no cure. There is no turning back. If having long term family issues isn’t worse enough, Jane Wilson discovered that she has been diagnosed with Multiple Myeloma. Jane has dealt with a lot of pain because she had separated herself from the most important thing in her life by choice, and has been all alone for a long time, also Jane does not have much time on Earth. Love marriages are ideal marriages for teens, but most of the time, the people they choose aren’t accepted by their parents. That’s what happened with Jane Wilson, “ I left my home state of Oregon, Milwaukie to be exact, I had left and came to Michigan where my boyfriend

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