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Personal Narrative: My High School Career

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Things were starting to get better; Aolani, my baby sister, was starting to walk and just got off bottle-feeding, my dad was getting out of jail, and my mom and I were starting to form a closer bond. Freshman year of high school can be difficult for anyone, but mine was particularly laborious. I have faced many academic challenges, throughout my high school career, but the death of my mother is the one that hit me the hardest. It had greatest impact on my life and academics.
My family got into a car accident while traveling to Disney World, resulting in my mom’s death. Since that day I have had to endure many difficulties. The first challenge was the unknown; the only thing I knew about my two sisters was that they were alive.
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