Shades Of Memory
Shades Of Memory By: Sari Sugar Part 1 Maddy Most people don’t treat me like a real person. I am like a piece to a puzzle. You are not happy until you finish the puzzle. I am 15 years old. I am 5’4’ and I have cerebral palsy. Most people don’t realise because mine isn’t too bad. I can walk, talk but sometimes, things in my body don’t communicate and then everything shuts down. Sometimes my parents explain my disease to me as if i’m a robot. When the wires move or are not placed in the right spot the robot doesn’t work. When you have the wires in place the robot and walk talk and do whatever it is programed to do. I have been going to school but I see different teachers and I have a machine that helps me talk and transport when my body is broken. My best friends are Katy and Ruby. We met at this playgroup and they have always been very supportive of me. I am very glad to have them by my side. Part 2: Mom Oy! It’s hard to remember a time when Maddy was okay. I still view he...
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