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Sarah's Collapse-Personal Narrative
By doing this wallet activity, I was able to meet someone I have never spoken to before and learn about her life. I have learned that Sarah has worked two jobs and has gained a great work ethic. I have gained empathy for her because I am able to relate to the lack of time she has with working with volleyball. I am grateful for this activity because it reminds me that we all go through similar struggles.
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