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We, St. Jude's Children Hospital

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She was born on the 12th of May, Her parents loved her so. She would always run around and play, When one day she took a blow, Her parents rushed her to the hospital, With worry in their eyes. To their surprize, in her brain there was a tumor in the middle. All through the hospital they hear her parents cries. The bills were piling high, And the prices kept rising. She was getting worse, it was almost time to say goodbye. Her parents were fantasizing, About their little girl getting better. But their daughter was in pain, Lying there in her sweater. Then one day they received a letter, “We, St. Jude 's Children Hospital,

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