Influential Person In My Life Essay

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The most influential person in my life Sometimes in your life you meet people that could change your life around. It could be one of your friends or your family or teachers. We know that our life full of positive and negative things. And my best person of my life is my father. When I was thinking about my life full of negatives I start feeling bad and under pressure about my life and my future. I will never forget what my father did for me, he made me never give up and follow my dreams, teach me how to treat people and how to achieve my future plan, he helped me a lot. First In 2011 my life turned from happiness to sad life after I got sick for long time and I thought that I will never going to continue attended to collage, but of course

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