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Baking accidents and hopes for the future.

By Sophie P. from Academy of the Redwoods in California

“One time I was trying to make cookies, and I was cutting a block of chocolate. And the knife slipped, and now I've got a scar on my finger. And my parents started freaking out thinking I would have to have stitches, well, I just used butterfly bandages and it just closed it up.”

“I actually want to be in anesthesiology. If that doesn’t work out maybe radiology.”

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