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8 years ago.

  8 years ago:  I went back to Adelaide for facial surgery. It's a weird thing to Celebrate? Honestly doesn't feel like apart of ''my life'' I see photos of me from my childhood and teenage years and I don't feel much for it. Highly unattractive but real photos. I was 16 and 17 and desperately unhappy with the curve in my nose or cleft as surgeons would call it. Everytime I looked in the mirror I saw this twisted nose staring me right back and I hated it. I couldn't wait to change it and feel more ''normal'' When I woke up from the surgeries I didn't feel pretty, I didn't feel normal and I didn't feel great. - I had half my hair shaved off - large morphine ball stitched into my ribs and a graft put into my nose (rhinoplasty) - A drip that reached from ear to ear attached into my head to drain fluid -filler to smooth out the unevenness of my forehead. I was teenager, Expecting them to fix everything, At this stage of my life I

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