Anna's Story: When Anna Lost Her Baby

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When Anna’s mother was falling I don’t think it was selfish of her. The reason why I think this because she was at least trying to save her baby’s life. If she tried to save her husband life than her and her baby and her husband would have all died. Anna’s mom did what she had to do cause her baby was more important. When she chosen to save her baby instead was best even though she burned herself. Even though she got her arm broken and had a miscarriage she still did her best. She than got a new life a new husband and a daughter. Even though she’s blind now doesn’t mean she can’t do anything on her own she is careful at all times. And even if she lost one baby she manages to save her new baby from a fire because she was stuck in her

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