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A healing of poison oak
I loved visiting my cousins in California every summer. We always had a great time playing outside in the woods. But the summer I was nine years old, playing in the woods didn’t turn out to be so fun.
One day, without knowing it, I walked through a patch of poison oak. By the end of the day, I was covered in an itchy, ugly rash.
I was so embarrassed about how I looked that I didn’t want to go outside. I didn’t even want to leave my room.
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