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Becoming A Therapist: Personal Narrative Analysis
Hey Jordan, I’m Seamus your new mentee. I know you said answering emails was on the three things you don’t like to do, but I thought I should introduce myself.
I’m a fourteen year old freshman and I go to Denver Online High School, I haven’t traveled much but I do like to camp and hike. I joined this program to try and get myself through high school and college because I would like to become a therapist.
I saw that you noted that you wanted a mentee in the LGBT community and someone who spoke Spanish or Portuguese, while I only speak english I’m LGBT.
I hope to meet you soon and have fun in Peru.
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