KimberlyAs the days went by, I started to feel more and more worn out and tired. Watching Kathleen, I noticed she seemed tired too, which made me deduce that the loss of our parents was still affecting us more than we had imagined. After a few days, during dinner, Kathleen noticed how I was feeling and asked what was going on. "Actually, I’ve been feeling strange lately," I confessed, a bit hesitant. "I’m always feeling unwell." It had been over a month since we returned from Greece, and I had come to terms with the loss of our parents, determined to forget a certain event that happened in Santorini. So, I couldn’t understand this sudden wave of illness. "That’s strange," Kathleen commented, visibly interested. "When was the last time you saw a doctor?" "I’m not sure..." I tried to remember. "Maybe it’s time to schedule an appointment." "I agree," my sister said, her expression serious. "I have an important class tomorrow, but I can go with you on Wednesday." We decided to sche
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