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Summary Of The Article 'Eggs For Sale'
The article “Eggs for Sale” by M. A. Garcia describes how the author went through different things before she did this. Another medical that people undergo that might cause them both mental and physical pain is chemotherapy. I would undergo if it would lead to me having a longer and healthier life that I can spend more time with both my friends and family. Because, even if it is difficult for me to go through especially my family. It would give both me and my family hoped that there was a chance. Both the mental and physical pain would rather be worth it since it increases my chances. I would try to keep fighting as long as could to beat whatever cancer I had so I could have a chance to live my life the way I do. The mental pain would be a
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