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I put on the leg sitting on my bed fitted it at the top and stood up on it. I hated the **** thing. I walked about the room with the walking stick helping me balance. Other girls watched what's it like? the girl Susie said. Like a ******* leg I said. You swore she said I'm telling Sister Paul. Go tell her show her your **** for all I care I said. She stared at me. Hey Anne the girl with burns said makes you look different. How different?   I said it's just a leg go **** eggs. I stormed from the room and along the passageway. I walked past the young nun who smiled and I smiled. I liked her despite her being a nun. I went out on the lawn and walked over to the table at the end and sat in one of the white metal chairs. I threw my stick aside and stared at the leg. My stump felt sore I wanted to take off the leg and throw it at the first person who came by. The Kid came and sat bedside me. I liked him one of the few I liked in the this hell hole. He talked. Over behind him other kids stood staring at us sitting there. **** them I said to myself and gave them a hard stare.
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May 18, 2017
May 18, 2017 at 3:30 AM UTC
WALKING THE LEG IN 1959.
I put on the leg sitting on my bed fitted it at the top and stood up on it. I hated the **** thing. I walked about the room with the walking stick helping me balance. Other girls watched what's it like? the girl Susie said. Like a ******* leg I said. You swore she said I'm telling Sister Paul. Go tell her show her your **** for all I care I said. She stared at me. Hey Anne the girl with burns said makes you look different. How different?   I said it's just a leg go **** eggs. I stormed from the room and along the passageway. I walked past the young nun who smiled and I smiled. I liked her despite her being a nun. I went out on the lawn and walked over to the table at the end and sat in one of the white metal chairs. I threw my stick aside and stared at the leg. My stump felt sore I wanted to take off the leg and throw it at the first person who came by. The Kid came and sat bedside me. I liked him one of the few I liked in the this hell hole. He talked. Over behind him other kids stood staring at us sitting there. **** them I said to myself and gave them a hard stare.
A GIRL AND HER NEW LEG IN 1959
TerryCollett
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May 18, 2017
May 18, 2017 at 3:30 AM UTC
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