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Why Did Grandma Have To Fall?

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Adventure into Indiana Grandma is bruised. Grandma is in the hospital. Grandma fell. Grandma is hurt. I didn’t expect this, Grandpa. They told me it was bad, trips are supposed to be fun, all the travel magazines, why did Grandma have to fall? I was reading. I was being a good little girl just like my parents said. And then the news came rushing in invading my mind and blowing up my Daddy’s phone. I went into the office, because I needed to hear, I needed to know why. I hold their hearts, thump, each time they think of me. Those grandchildren who love their grandparents because they are sweet as honey. I love my grandparents because they are funny. They are the candy in my life. But fate, why did he have to make you fall?

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