Epilogue June 10, 2031

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Epilogue June 10, 2031I killed my first mosquito of the season today. Manitoba has a terrible mosquito season, so I'm told, and with the heavy snow melt and rainfall this spring, it will be nasty. What better place than here to prove to everyone the vaccine works? People at NML are nervous. Not the scientists, or my friends and me, we know it works. But the others living here, well, I guess I can't blame them. Anyway, before I get too far ahead of myself, let me go back a little. It's been a while since I've written anything in a journal. It's not as though I'm going to forget what's happened. That's impossible. I'll remember everything forever unless I suffer from a traumatic brain injury or dementia. But Jasmy suggested I write my thoughts and feelings out more often. She said it woul

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