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Personal Narrative: We Were At Miracle League Baseball Field
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“Go Clifton go!” everyone I knew shouted. We were at miracle league field in riverside. Miracle league field is a baseball, kickball field for people that have special needs. My God brother is paralyzed on one side and was only supposed to live till he was 2 years old but he is now 21 years old. Clifton was playing baseball last summer he was having fun and we were cheering him on. We all drove to riverside a few minutes before the game. Clifton had his sox jersey and hat on all ready to go. A few people batted before him till it was his turn. He was at bat now my mom, dad, brother, twin sister, little sister, god mom, god dad, and god sister, and grandma all cheered him and screamed his name. He hit the ball so hard it was
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