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I’ve spent my entire life getting good grades, going to a good school, getting a good job, and doing everything I can to make my parents proud.

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“We love you so much and we’re so proud of the person you’ve grown up to be.”

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I stood among the rolling green hills, gazing upon the cresting ocean waves beneath the endless, cloudless sky.

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I hugged my family in relief as I finally walked out of my room in the oncology ward for the last time.

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“Daddy, why do we always have our family picnics here?”

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I always thought my parents were crazy for keeping a spare of everything.

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She stood with her siblings, the three of them sharing the silence.

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A high school diploma, assorted clothes, a scrapbook, a photo album, and a dilapidated house.

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“Hey Princess, I’m heading out for my shift in a couple of hours - give me a call when you have a chance, and know how much I love you.”

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
I’ve spent my entire life getting good grades, going to a good school, getting a good job, and doing everything I can to make my parents proud.	666
“We love you so much and we’re so proud of the person you’ve grown up to be.”	503
I stood among the rolling green hills, gazing upon the cresting ocean waves beneath the endless, cloudless sky.	256
I hugged my family in relief as I finally walked out of my room in the oncology ward for the last time.	182
“Daddy, why do we always have our family picnics here?”	139
I always thought my parents were crazy for keeping a spare of everything.	126
She stood with her siblings, the three of them sharing the silence.	57
A high school diploma, assorted clothes, a scrapbook, a photo album, and a dilapidated house.	54
“Hey Princess, I’m heading out for my shift in a couple of hours - give me a call when you have a chance, and know how much I love you.”	35