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About the Author
- Richard E. Peck
- Peck was born on August 3, 1936. He graduated high school at 16 and enlisted in the Marine Corps two years later. He became a pilot at 19 and soon after began college. He graduated from Carrol College and the received his Ph.D. from the University of Wisconsin. He taught English at several universities. After retiring from teaching he started his career in writing. He has written numerous novels and continues to write.
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Joey stands next to two men watching Penn State football practice
Most people feel bad for a child that has a disability or illness that they can't control. A lot of people will let them do something other kids can't do or give them an easy route because they have it tough enough, but most of the time these kids just want to be treated like nothing is wrong with them because that is how they like it to be. I would try my hardest to not favor a terminally ill child but it would be hard not to feel bad for them.
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ReplyDeleteIf someone is terminally ill, are you really favoring them by doing things for them or with them? At that point, they are in need of everything someone can possibly do for them...helping out a person in need would not be 'favoring' in my book....
ReplyDeleteI don't think i could not help but favor a terminally ill kid. Their needs are much more greater then a normal kids. they would need more guidence and need to be watch alot more.
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