How My First Surgery Changed My Life

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Something significant in my life would have to be having my first surgery. The surgery I had changed my life in a many ways. The surgery was a brain tumor at age 4. The surgery that I had; changed how I lived my early childhood activities. When playing sports that requires physical contact like basketball, tag, and soccer, I have to limit the contacts and be extra careful. I also make sure that the other kids are aware of my condition. Another change in my life is that I have to constantly see a specialist to monitor my condition The last thing would be how there are many things in life that I have always wanted to do but could not due to my surgery. Having surgery didn’t just change that way how I live my life, it also changed the way I think.

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