MY REWRITE STORY

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I have been awfully stressed throughout the previous nine months. My lone little girl is right around 45 years of age. She was attempting as long as she can remember for a child yet God was not with her. In any case, she never abandoned her expectation nor on God. She has had 5 unsuccessful labors. Specialists advised her not to attempt again on the grounds that that numerous premature deliveries isn't beneficial for her wellbeing. Be that as it may, she relatively devoted her life to having a kid. My child in-law is an extremely benevolent and obliging to my little girl.

I am will see my grandson today. I am excited to the point that my more youthful child who is taking me to see my grandson has been instructing me to eat something since the morning. I would prefer not to go eat then I may miss the prepare or I may get left behind. I will eat something when I see my grandson. Baba, I never have felt this glad ever. If you don't mind appeal to God for my grandson. I am checking each second to reach to him.- Johura Begum (80)

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