I watched her loose her legs from sugar diabetes disease
Still nothing could knock her to her knees
She finally lost her eyesight
She still kept her might
Then her internal organs went bad
All it did was seem to make her mad
Finally after years of surviving in this state
She met God at his gate
You folks see why I can't even put the word "quit," in my vocabulary. Neither will I listen about it from you. If you still got your limbs, your eyes, your health, don't never quit, go down with the sh-t.
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Reviewed by T. Emilie Dybevik (Reader)
Reviewed on May 10, 2003
I would stay with my ship as well! Good advice..... Heart felt. Strong writing. I do adore how you let your heart speak. Tk Care....Teresa
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and your aunt as well
thank you
good advice
William