Tying Shoes Research Paper

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I had to fight in every way fashionable to get to where I am today. I never learned how to ride a bike until I was in the sixth grade. When I first got the lead poisoning I was trying to learn how to ride a bike, but after I got lead poisoning, I just quit. I never knew how to tie my shoes until seventh grade. I had tried before the lead poisoning, but I had trouble with tying shoes. To overcome these problems, that to most people seemed easy I had to keep trying, I never gave up confidence, that I would beat this

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