By Suhail, 10
Recorded at Pittsburgh Linden K-5 on February 23, 2011
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1 of 2: A number of things if we're lucky [inspires us to care for our health]: family, friends, hopes for a strong and good future; the promises that tomorrow brings. This desire, however, is NOT rooted in control by a potentially illegal government health control scheme that
Personally, my family and my dreams/goals motivate me to take care of myself. Encouraging young kids to set goals, especially long term goals, will increase their motivation to make healthy life choices.
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2 of 2: creates senior citizen death panels to kill grandma if she gets sick, allows free access to abortions, and forces government access to all your private medical records. We inspire ourselves- not something evil like ObamaCare.
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