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Sue Miller was born to a moderately wealthy couple on 20 May 1979. She was a healthy baby. She had and still has a very loving family. Sue was raised with vast amounts of love and care. She went to private schools (all girl). At the age of three years and six months she was given instruction in ballet dancing. Sue continued in ballet instruction until the age of 15 years and 10 months.

Sue was very attached to her father. Her and her father was very close and her father held her a lot and played with her and taught her skydiving and other things. They spent a lot of time together. Sue's mother was just as loving and careing as her father. But little girls seem to be attached to their fathers more than their mothers.

When Sue was 15 years and 10 months old she was returning from ballet class. Her father was driving and Sue was tired, so she put her feet up on the dash of the car near the windshield and fell asleep. Sue woke up in the hospital minus both feet and several other serious injuries. Consisting of but not limited to cracked pelvis, damaged pancreas, broken collar bone and slight nerve damage to her left wrist.

Sue was in the hospital several days before being told that her father had died in the wreck. It seems an 18 wheel truck driver viered in to their lane and hit them almost head on. Sue's mother was very distraught and under medical care...

Sue's grandfather bought her a lap top puter to use while in the hospital. It probably saved Sue's mind. Sue recovered and started living with her grandparents in Southwest Mississippi on an 83 acre cattle farm. Sue's mom Lived with her parents under profesional help for a couple years.

Sue's grandparents hired teachers and Sue was and is being taught at home. She is now learning to manage the cattle farm. Sue still has the lap top and has aquired several other computers. She gets on line (irc) a lot. The friends she met and meets on IRC helps her out of the depression she lapses into at times, over the loss of her father.

A couple of years ago Sue met a very wonderful, caring and considerate person on irc, who has been a very special friend to Sue and has helped her through many crisis. Sue met that person in an organization called "cyberangels.org".

Sue is doing fine now and still living with her grandparents. Her mother is also living with her now. Sue says that she wants to thank the cyberangels.org and the wonderful people in it for giving her such warm and friendly help, and especially to Ayla2. the most wonderful friend a person can ever have.

Parry is a very wonderful and caring person also, along with the members of Cyberangels.org.