What Happens Next In Life Should Sometimes A Mistry Analysis

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The author Pitt’s statement that live is to be surprised and shocked. To find what happens next in life should sometimes a Mistry. Pitt’s is referring about a women that doesn’t want to have a baby because of the chances it will Alzheimer’s is crazy. Even though she knew it was a 50-50 chances her child could have Alzheimer’s she went on having a baby anyways. The child grew up and did not have Alzheimer’s in her genes and broke the family curse. Life is full of surprises and all you can do is hope for the best.
My mom had an even tragic experience that brought surprising blessing. Days after my step dad die from a careless nurse. She lost a loved one and a best friend but something good come after that. My mom had gotten a letter of the government

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