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Here is my Summer Project.
I'm so happy to have it done and everything.
I'm sure there are a few things I'll add in later but for now it's finished.
This is the most personal work I have ever done. I could only ask that it is at least acknowledged.

Here's my story:
My aunt Connie was plagued with Multiple Sclerosis, and spent the remainder of her miserable life lying in a hospital bed. She had previously been in a hospice, but thanks to another aunt of mine, she refused to have her in there and had her placed in a hospital. It was through her greediness that made my aunt Connie suffer than be able to spend her dwindling life in the most peaceful place possible, a hospice.
This is mostly a satire, showing how disgusting some people can be. They can't let someone pass because of their greediness. There is a thin line between saving someone, and torturing them.
And I can fully understand for someone to not want someone to die. Although when it is hopeless, you have to think of their suffering over yours. That is what I'm portraying.

Here's to the aunt I never met.
Rest in peace Aunt Connie.
7.1.08

Oh, that thing on his back says: "Live-o-matic"

Description
Here is my Summer Project.
I'm so happy to have it done and everything.
I'm sure there are a few things I'll add in later but for now it's finished.
This is the most personal work I have ever done. I could only ask that it is at least acknowledged.

Here's my story:
My aunt Connie was plagued with Multiple Sclerosis, and spent the remainder of her miserable life lying in a hospital bed. She had previously been in a hospice, but thanks to another aunt of mine, she refused to have her in there and had her placed in a hospital. It was through her greediness that made my aunt Connie suffer than be able to spend her dwindling life in the most peaceful place possible, a hospice.
This is mostly a satire, showing how disgusting some people can be. They can't let someone pass because of their greediness. There is a thin line between saving someone, and torturing them.
And I can fully understand for someone to not want someone to die. Although when it is hopeless, you have to think of their suffering over yours. That is what I'm portraying.

Here's to the aunt I never met.
Rest in peace Aunt Connie.
7.1.08

Oh, that thing on his back says: "Live-o-matic"