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Nothing happens by accident. There is always a reason for it. That is: do not accept things what happened to you for granted. Instead, analyze and find reasons for it—and save yourself. To illustrate that nothing happens by an accident this story gave several examples of this author’s health problems. How she analyzed her sudde
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