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The reason I am writing about right now because I have been through a lot and I want to motivate some of the kids that are struggling out there and I do not want you to end up in a place like me stuck in a place and do not now what to do I want you to act right and respect others so you can get the same respect as you gave them and I want to say I am in DCS because my mom did not want me any more and she did not want to get her act together and I started to be like her so then I went to some foster homes and act the same way may mom did telling lies not respecting others having an attitude and doing other things being sexual going online that is what got me in Damar and now I am here at oaklawn trying to be the best thing I can now I want you to do these things so you do not act like me

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