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Personal Narrative: Christmas, Easter And Thanksgiving
Death is a natural part of life, everything will eventually fade away, however, I just didn't think my grandma would go through it so soon. Before my grandma’s death in 2006, I was always ecstatic to be around her and any day spent with her was going to be a good one. I would always visit her for Christmas, Easter, and Thanksgiving; every time I went over there I knew I would leave her house very upbeat thanks to her. Her death created a ripple effect in my family that could never be recovered from. Although this event did forge ripples, my family and I were able to rise up from the ashes and become happy again even without her presence there.

Before my grandma’s departure, I was always happy and I never thought about the negative things
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