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An Unconditional Love

by Cassyashton Porter
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Thirteen year-old Jami Caldwell and her six-year-old sister, Tami, were orphaned due to a house fire. They are taken to a foster home and the family moves them to Maine, but when Jami begins running away, the State of Maine intervenes and splits up the two sisters. Time and again she runs away from her foster homes until her aunt and uncle, learn about Jami and take her in. They accept Jami unconditionally, unaware that she had previously been a victim of abuse - which has resulted in constant and debilitating migraines. Jami herself is cautious, afraid to get close to anyone, and certain that it will be only be a matter of time before she is kicked out of her relative's house, as well. Then one day she collapses at school and is rushed to hospital. Suddenly it becomes obvious that the migraines are only a symptom of a much more serious problem.... Will her new family keep her now that she is seriously sick, and will she be able to reunite with her sister before it's too late?
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Thirteen year-old Jami Caldwell and her six-year-old sister, Tami, were orphaned due to a house fire. They are taken to a foster home and the family moves them to Maine, but when Jami begins running away, the State of Maine intervenes and splits up the two sisters. Time and again she runs away from her foster homes until her aunt and uncle, learn about Jami and take her in. They accept Jami unconditionally, unaware that she had previously been a victim of abuse - which has resulted in constant and debilitating migraines. Jami herself is cautious, afraid to get close to anyone, and certain that it will be only be a matter of time before she is kicked out of her relative's house, as well. Then one day she collapses at school and is rushed to hospital. Suddenly it becomes obvious that the migraines are only a symptom of a much more serious problem.... Will her new family keep her now that she is seriously sick, and will she be able to reunite with her sister before it's too late?
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Juvenile Fiction Juvenile Literature