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Grace Xu

“There are probably two events that really changed my life. My youngest daughter was premature, so it was a tough road for her, but through all of that, it taught me a lot of patience (and) a lot of kindness. She still teaches me a lot. She’s quite the fighter. She’s a student here actually at Carmel High School; she’s a junior. So that was probably one of the most difficult. And then just two summers ago, I had open heart surgery. That was a bit of a life-changing moment for me too… I had an aneurysm on my heart that they found in a heart scan… It made me think about life very differently.”

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