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The Early Stages of my Sadness

I noticed my sadness was getting worse when I started to become less social. I didn’t hang out with my friends as much and didn’t want to be around other people. I noticed this change as well as my friends and parents. My family knew I needed to get help and they acted quickly to get me what I needed.

 

 

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