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Physical Therapy Narrative

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Was one of the WORST days of my life, I got up and was about to start getting ready for the day and to go to physical therapy, then I walked into my moms and dads bathroom to find out that my dad had been laying on the couch and crying because our day was very sick, and keeping him alive would be keeping him in too much pain, I cried a lot I think everyone in my family cried a lot, so I went into the kitchen to get him so I could hold him and love on him before we had to take him the vet, and put him down, so a couple of hours went by my sister and my brother came home from school, I canceled my physical therapy, that I was fine with, so I could be with my dog before we had too take him, we took him we had him put down and that was the hardest

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