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    Choice and Consequence of Saving Lives: Facelifted
    Choice and Consequence of Saving Lives: Facelifted
    Choice and Consequence of Saving Lives: Facelifted
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    Choice and Consequence of Saving Lives: Facelifted

    By Albert Oon

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    Can you fight death itself?
    Doctors are supposed to make people live longer, but people will always die in the end anyway. Morgan is a doctor who won’t accept this and keeps trying to help the people under her care, however, death and decay will never stop. They continuously taunt her with their power and her stress has reached its boiling point. Will she give in to death, accept it, or worse?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAlbert Oon
    Release dateApr 27, 2018
    ISBN9780463877067
    Choice and Consequence of Saving Lives: Facelifted
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    Albert Oon

    A Catholic, self-published writer who writes for fun and to help others out. I write in the genres of horror, fantasy, romance, and sci-fi. I hope to be a successful writer who will be successful by helping you through life and possibly even help save your soul by leading you to God.

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      Choice and Consequence of Saving Lives - Albert Oon

      Choice and Consequence of Saving Lives: Facelifted

      Copyright 2018 Albert Oon

      Published by Albert Oon at Smashwords

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      Can you fight death itself?

      Doctors are supposed to make people live longer, but people will always die in the end anyway. Morgan is a doctor who won’t accept this and keeps trying to help the people under her care, however, death and decay will never stop. They continuously taunt her with their power and her stress has reached its boiling point. Will she give in to death, accept it, or worse?

      Prologue – A Different Kind of Guardian Angel

      Every person has a reason for being a doctor. To save lives, because they’ve witnessed suffering, or maybe because it pays well. Morgan became a doctor because she wanted to fight against death itself. Because of how medical technology was slowly advancing, she thought that if she could keep her patients alive for long enough then they would be alive when the time came when the cure to most major diseases would be discovered. This was wishful thinking indeed as this never happened nor did a hint of it ever exist. Morgan just kept it to herself and only told it to her friend Matthew when they were out drinking, so if he heard it, he would think

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