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Ashley from Canada

September 18 at 11:59 pm
Hope to go to church on Sunday and it’s sunny. Hope BrixMagic, a company my mum Glenda only had one class with never comes back to her, as it’s a nightmare. My mum is applying for jobs, but doesn’t often read things well enough, as some apps for these jobs are a nightmare. A long story, short, my family has a house out of town that we go to at times; my mum wants to leave me behind in the winter, but with things she needs my help badly, and if I’m not there, she may get into big trouble for them. I don’t want to miss somethings this late November before they get sold out, in the city I’m in now, and hope I don’t miss them. Hope it doesn’t snow until early December. I hope to get the money I am owed, very soon, but hope my mum doesn’t get difficult with it. My dad Al is sick and can only do so much. I hope to get a new wheelchair soon, I doubt I’ll get a new medical scooter, by how things went, when I thought, I was going to get one but didn’t.

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