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Personal Narrative: I Am Insane In The Brain
When I was little I had a favorite shirt that said “I know I know go to my room”I had another shirt that said “INSANE IN THE BRAIN” and it became true I am insane in the brain and if you want to know more about me then you will have to know my problems,past,and my family. To begin with are my problems.I have autism it's a mental condition, present from early childhood.ADHD this is attention deficit hyperactivity disorder this effects how long I can sit still, focus, and pay attention,and lastly.ADD this is attention deficit disorder.Now you know my problems. Also you need to know my past.when i was a little lad i got in a ton of trouble I fought my friends in school and I/ would be the leader in the fights. My old life in my hometown I
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