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Blood Cell Monologue
Hello,they call me Blue,cause well I’m a carbon dioxide infused blood cell,isn't everybody?. I was made in the bone marrow along with all my brothers and sisters. Todays my 1st in the heart, and well I guess my first day to be alive really, I’m so excited. The heart would be my first trip well, anywhere really it’s truly amazing wait, unless you count the bone marrow. Did you know? I was only made about 5 seconds ago in your own bone marrow and now I’m headed for you’r heart.
Okay so I’ll admit I’m scared, nervous, and excited you may be thinking that’s a lot of emotions for a little blood cell but really it’s not, we cells have a lot of feelings, emotions, and personalities. I mean it’s my first time in the heart ever if you aren't excited
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