Tell us about a time when you felt fear.

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zimovet [89]3 years ago

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I felt fear when I was six, I was afraid I was going to loose my only sister who was about to die of cancer, I was afraid I was going to loose the one who makes me smile always, At my age I felt very lonely without her knowing that she was going to die I cried so hard,I didn't want to leave her in the hospital alone so I hid anther the hospital bed.

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