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Sky's Pain And Trauma In The Air Force
“You have to let me go, remember you will see me again” Jason said kissing her softly with his last breathe. Is it fate, karma or bad luck, but every time something good happens in Sky’s life it all comes tumbling down. This time it really hurt her, Jason had been the one person that really understood all the pain and trauma she experienced in the Air Force.
The first time they met was at Vancouver General hospital, after he found Sky wallowing in grief. Her world was crumbling down, she wouldn’t be able to walk or fly. That was her dream, ever since she flew her first Cessna 172 Skyhawk at 18. She fell in love with being in the air. Looking down and seeing British Columbia's famous Haida Gwaii or the mesmerizing Canadian Rockies.
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