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Personal Narrative: My Mother Jennifer Motlagh

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I am writing on behalf of my mother Jennifer Motlagh. I am currently a college sophomore and live with my mother. She has helped me tremendously since I am a full time student and has helped me out financially, while attending school. My parents are currently going through a long drawn out divorce and seeing my mother in this emotional turmoil, she has made it her one true goal to make sure her children have had the best. She has always put her family first and has always made it her goal to make sure she can support us. Since going through this divorce she has worked over two jobs, just to support my brothers in their sport activities. Even at her old job she worked overtime and had almost all the weekends shifts. This didn’t leave her a lot

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