Sydney+A.

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__I believe that life is unfair__

Where is the justice in a mother missing the first year of her newborn's life? What's fair about an awesome kid, The nicest person you could ever meet, losing her life in a tragic way? There's nothing fair or just about bad things happening to innocent people. I believe that life is unfair.

Picture this; You are a mother of two children, and nine months pregnant with one... Now you have just had your baby, and you get horrably sick, with a bad case of the shingles. So you have to stay in the hospital over night so that the doctors can see what's wrong with you. Your doctors say that you need to be put into an induced coma so that your body can heal correctly. Now you cannot even go anywhere near your new born baby. So your mother, father, and husband must come and take care of your baby girl. It may not sound that bad, I mean kids are taken away from their parents quite often. But imagine being in My mothers shoes, Imagine the feeling of seeing and holding your baby then in the blink of an eye she is taken away. That's how my life began.

Another unfair thing is that possibly the sweetest person you could ever meet is born with a terrible disease called Cystic Fibrosis. This disease effects the way your lungs function and the way you breathe. The average age expectancy is 36 years old, not many people with this illness live past that. She lived her thirteen years the best possible way she could. She never had a mean thing to say about anyone, And no one ever had a mean thing to say about her. But this young girl lost her short battle to CF at the age of thirteen while waiting for a double lung transplant. That girl's name was Jena Marie Cassalina, A friend of mine and my cousins.

Life is unfair, This i believe.