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Life Story Of Chase Thompson
Hello I am Chase Thompson and this is a little bit of my life story. In this essay I’m going to explain and talk a little bit about myself. I am originally from Greenville Mo. I am 16 going on to 17 in October. I used to live on a 100 acre farm and work with cattle and chickens. When I was 5-6 years old I met my step brother. Not blood related but someone I grew up with. We acted like we were brother and even my family accepted him. His father I also took me in as his own son. He helped me with my sports and making me better. Had another step brother and step sister which was blood related. At the age 8 my mother got sick with cancer. Little did I know because my family kept it a secrete from me. She later went to the hospital and
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