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(Since this final version primarily changed towards the end of the assignment, the quote up here is taken from somewhere other than the beginning paragraph of my paper).<\/p>\n

Holding onto someone a long time after they\u2019ve been declared brain dead is physically and emotionally exhausting.\u00a0 It\u2019s hard on the person\u2019s friends and family, and it\u2019s even hard on the person.\u00a0 Being brain dead still means this person can still feel.\u00a0 So someone who suffered chronic pain like my sister did would not only be kept alive, but would be kept alive and feeling <\/em>pain.\u00a0<\/em><\/p>\n

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