Write a Dramatic True Story

I'm seeking a talented writer to craft a true story about my stepmom. Her life is so extraordinary that it seems unbelievable. Key Focus: Her personal challenges, written in a dramatic tone. Ideal Skills and Experience: - Strong storytelling ability - Experience with dramatic narratives - Sensitivity in handling personal challenges - Background in biography or memoir writing Would you believe this is a true story? What if I told you a girl was born into a very loving lower middle class family 1937, the 3rd girl of what would be 4 siblings, in the upper Midwest, whose mother would never drive a car, whose father would buy a $350 small house & w/ his bare hands would double the size of it, while also working as a laborer in brutally cold winters with tons of snow. What if I told you this lady would marry a childhood boyfriend just after high school, move to a major city, go on to have 5 kids, but 1 girl would pass away quickly, another girl would have spina bifida, be mentally retarded, institutionalized early in life & at age 30 would be the size of a 3yr old, but who’s eyes & face would light up when seeing her mom & one of mom’s sisters. What if I told you this lady’s husband would then pass away from cancer when their youngest was a toddler, would move back to the area she was raised to be closer to family, having to move the institutionalized daughter a few times to get her closer, meets an old school friend(one of her husband's best friends growing up) whose wife had passed from cancer, to then start a romance & marry quickly, gaining 2 step kids, one being me. What if I told you this lady then ended up having to move more than 17 times, locally & in the Midwest, as 2nd husband's business failed. What if I told you this lady’s kids & step kids all graduated from college, were kind people & had grandchildren for her, making her so happy. What if I told you this lady then got ALS, in my opinion the cruelest of diseases as it takes away all body functions but keeps the mind perfect. Not able to eat but through a feeding tube, she insisted on watching the Food Network, making us kids cook holiday meals from scratch like she would, no store-bought pies. I’d give her very small amounts of ice cream so she could taste something. She fought ALS for 5yrs before passing away, even moving 600 miles w/ it. Well, it is a true story…want to know more?

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