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Mom, I'm skipping school today. Why? Are you okay? I just don't want to go. Okay, but if something is wrong, promise you'll tell me. Yes, Mom. Love you, Ava. Mom, I'm staying home from school today. Why? You're going to fall behind. You just missed a full week, sweetie. I have a stomach ache and don't feel good. Are you sure that's all, honey? Yeah, it is. You know you can talk to me about anything, baby. Yeah, whatever. Leave me alone. Mom, can I skip school today? No, I checked your grades and you're failing almost all your classes. I know it's hard, but please just try to push through at least one day. Just try. I know you can do it. Fine. Can you pick me up? Why? What happened? Mr. Ward started harassing me about getting a problem wrong. Then all the students started to laugh at me, and I had a panic attack. And now I don't really feel good. You'll be fine, sweetie. Do you have your anxiety pen with you? Yeah, I'm in the bathroom using it right now, but it's not really helping. It'll be okay. Just take some deep breaths. Everything will be fine, all right, honey. I'm trying, Mom. But can you please pick me up? I don't know how much longer I can stay in this hellhole. I'm almost off work. Don't worry. I'll be there in an hour. Just hold on, all right? Okay. How's the therapy going, baby? Horrible. Why? She keeps on saying she understands, but she doesn't. She never will. And she keeps on pressing me to share everything. I'll get you another therapist. All right, honey. Yeah, sure. Thanks, Mom. Why were you absent from six period today? I skipped. Mr. Ward's class again? Yeah? Where are you right now? Locked myself in the bathroom again. Like I always do. Every day I come here. I hate it here, Mom. Just hang on and persevere. Remember what grandma used to always tell you? Life is like a seed. To reach the sunlight. You have to push through the darkness. I know, Mom. But quotes isn't stopping the pain. I really don't see life getting any better. I know it's difficult. But you can get through it. You always do. You're the strongest person I know. Thanks, Mom. Mom, I'm leaving this school. I don't care if you say no. I'm not going into that prison for even another second. What happened? Mr. Ward was forcing me to eat. He was doing what? He's been making fun of my size all year. And today he said I wasn't being fed enough at home. And was coming after you. Then all the kids joined in. Then Johnny pulled my hoodie off. And everyone saw the stars on my arms. We're switching schools. And as for Mr. Ward, your uncle is a police officer. I'll get him reported. Thanks, Mom. Hey, baby. Have you eaten anything yet? No. All right. Well, if you change your mind, I'll leave dinner in your room. I made your favorite grilled cheese and tomato soup. Thanks, Mom. How are you liking your new school? It's been a little hard to get used to. But all the teachers here actually seem to care. And they're pretty nice. That sounds amazing, honey. I'm so happy for you. I told you you could do it. Thanks, Mom. I couldn't have done it without you. Mom? Are you okay? I just got a call from the hospital. They said you were an emergency care. Don't worry about me, honey. It'll be fine. I'll be there in 10 minutes. Hold on, Mom. Mom, I just heard about the test results. They said you have stage 4 stomach cancer. Yeah, it's no big deal. I'll make it through. Mom, that whole time I was struggling at the other school. Were you diagnosed with cancer? Come on, baby. You know that's not important. Answer my question. Were you? Or were you not? Yeah, I was. But nothing could stop me from taking care of my beautiful girl. You know that. Mom, I'm so sorry. I should have known. Don't worry. You can make it through. I know you can. Remember what grandma used to say. Life is like a seed. You have to push through the darkness. To reach the light. Exactly. You are the strongest person I have ever met, Mom. Cancer doesn't have shit on you. I love you, Mom. Hey, Mom. It's been a year now. I hope heaven is treating you a lot better than I ever did. I just wanted to say thank you, Mom. I just got my acceptance letter into UCLA. And life is looking a lot better. And I think I finally reached the light after pushing through the darkness. Just like you did. Up there with the angels.