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Personal Narrative: My Experience Of Tyroidism
I got my mother back
My fortunate day is the day I got my mother back from the death. It was about five years ago. My mother has got Hyperthyroidism. My father and I visited her at the hospital. When she woke up, she told us about the story during a long way to the hospital. She called, “My experience of Hyperthyroidism.” She started telling that when she was attacked by this symptom, her body was terrible shaking. Her co-worker phoned an ambulance to take her to the hospital. While the car was heading to the hospital, something bad happened. The car had to stop because of the ambulance’s siren could not be heard blaring and other users on the road did not give way to the emergency vehicle. Immediately, my mother was shocked, she could not

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