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I'd definitely recommend typing it on a computer and printing it out when you finally finish with it.....and DEFINITELY explain why you had to type the answers out, and if you had to have it proofread or used spellcheck.
Thank you for the advice! Yes, I had to type it because I can't write that much. It's easier to keep flow of thoughts while typing because I can do that well- I just have to be reclined with my lap top to do it! I haven't had the energy to go back and proofread it yet but I have GOT to do it soon.
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