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Explain Why You Should Never Have For Granted
I believe that you should never take what you have for granted. Not even if everything is perfect, because it could change. In 2008, I was in kindergarten. My mom, grandma, and I were extremely close. Every Tuesday, Thursday, and weekends we would go to the mall and dinner. One day everything changed, on Halloween. My grandma was found in a dressing room and Catos. She was unconscious. Later, I found out she had a brain aneurysm. After two brain surgeries, a long road of recovery, she still isn't the Grammy I once knew. In this, I learned to never take anyone, or anything for granted.

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