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Different. This is a story about a girl called Morgan. Please post it, admins. 

Different. Ordinary. I look ordinary, but if you go beaneath my skin and look at my Dna you'll see its different. I have cms, my Dna had a mutation which gave me Cms.  I know what its stands for, but I can't write it, but I can simply say its a disease. Don't be afeard of me. I cannot infect you, and I look like a ordinary girl. But I am different, and I try every day to be a normal girl even though I'm not. Its hard.

I wish I didn't have Cms. If the mutation didn't go exactly right I would be dead. The mutation gave me Cms instead of messing up and killing me. I drew a bad card, but I also got a good card too. It was either have Cms, or die. My lucky stars choose Cms.  

I hate it too. I am not normal, like the rest of you. I wish I was. I have a bunch of medication promblems, stomach stuff, etc. I don't have a stomach problems I use to, but that comes later in the story. Point is I'm different. I want to be normal. So very, very badly.

My mutation is rare, barely any doctors see it. I thank my lucky stars I look like a normal 12 year old, though. When I went to a doctor, a very good doctor he had me sign some papers. I forgot what for. It was something though that made me feel like a specimen, a lab rat.  

But I understand now that I'm older. Doctors want to learn and help the few people with the same rare mutation as me. That is there natural instinct.  I wish they could just get rid of it, forever. End the sturggle to be able to do math well, To be able to be ordinary. End the struggle to try to be ordinary when your not. To try and fit in.

Its hard knowing i'm different than everyone in the class. I have to go to bunches of doctors appiontments, tests and all they get? A checkup appointment a year. That haven't stayed in the hospital for a day... they have gotten a commmon cold and come back the next day. Me? I'm out for a week. Missing school, and friends.

Their so lucky, and they don't even realize it.  I hate having stupid Cms. They get to have a cold and be fine after a day. A week for me. Add on the occasional stomach pain. It sucks. I hate it. I wish i never got Cms. I wish I was normal. I wish i could get a cold and come back to school the next day. I wish

It took a long time to find out I had Cms, not some other thing. they knew I had a problem they just didn't know what it was. They thought I had something else for a while. Something that could kill me.

I also had many surgeries in the process of finding out what I had. One surgery on my elbow, one of my thigh, tonsils removed because of Sleep problem, histractem, and thats about it, but still a lot. Oh yeah, and I have temor. I wish i didn't have so many promblems.

Not to mention having to wear a BP every night. Its like this kind of mask. MY life sucked for a while, until theses last few years and I'll tell you why later.

I have to take a bunch of pills in the morning, a few at night. I wish I didn't. I wish i could be a normal kid. Normal kids don't have to take pills.  

But my life still sucks. I have a lot of good days, but yeah my life sucks sometimes. I bottled up my emotions a lot. Its hard to cope with the medical issues, and being different. So I usually keep my emotions inside. Hidden in a little bottle in the back of my mind, so i don't have to acknowlege I'm different, when i want to  be ordinary so much.  I wanna be like you kids, not a strange girl with Cms. I'm a afeard if i tell people i have Cms they'll run away from me. My best friend almost did, but I quickly told her I couldn't infect her. If your friends hear you have a disaese they might run away, and that sucks. A very scary possiblty.

This is my story of my sucky life, and how it got better, but still kind of sucked. My names Morgan by the way and i'm your ordinary 12 year old girl....

Not.  

submitted by MJ'S FRIEND, age Californa, 12
(August 25, 2017 - 12:18 am)

I know, and I'm so glad you do. You guys are so great. thanks for being so understanding, and having so much empathy <3

submitted by MJ'S FRIEND, age 12, Californa
(August 30, 2017 - 8:23 pm)

When we got out of the office, I  hugged mom and cried. It felt good. 

Prefect

It was today that this happened. I was at home from, school completly happy. Funny now that I think about it how moods can changed so suddenly.  I got out my math sheet from my backpack, and sat at the table. I have always struggled with math.  Stupid math.

I started to do the front, which was pretty easy. But the trouble started when I did the last couple of promblems on the back of the sheet. I Didn't know how to do a promblem, so I asked her.

More later. I'm still trying to sort out my feelings. I promise i'll finish this one. 

submitted by MJ'S FRIEND, age 12, Californa
(August 31, 2017 - 4:54 pm)

@MJ, I won't pity you like you asked, and I just wanted to tell you that your disease does not make you abnormal at all. Everybody is special and don't let anyone tell you otherwise, because that is just wrong. CMS does not make you any less wonderful and unique of a person as anyone else, and I think that you are a very cool person. I will always try to be there for you if you need me.

submitted by Shade
(September 1, 2017 - 4:46 pm)

Oh, and MJ? You might wanna checkout the Quest for Light RP I just made...it's pretty cool. You always make super cool charries!

submitted by Shade, age 12
(September 1, 2017 - 5:27 pm)

Thank you shade

submitted by MJ'S FRIEND, age 12, Californa
(September 1, 2017 - 5:42 pm)

Anytime, MJ! (: (: (:

submitted by Shade, age age 12
(September 1, 2017 - 6:05 pm)

Oh, and the RP I just made somehow disappeared off the Inkwell for some reason...no idea why...sorry about that.

submitted by Shade, age age 12
(September 1, 2017 - 6:24 pm)

I think I can find it. I''ll  try.

submitted by MJ'S FRIEND, age 12, Californa
(September 1, 2017 - 7:00 pm)

I can't find it. Someone will probably post something and it will show up. Threads tend to sink to the bottom if someone comments on it the first time.

submitted by MJ'S FRIEND, age 12, Californa
(September 1, 2017 - 7:02 pm)