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The year is 1949. The United States and the Soviet Union, having defeated Japan during World War II and claiming back their stolen lands, have both agreed to occupy one half of the Korean Peninsula; the Soviets in the North and the Americans in the South. Of course, this was only the start of a long indirect battle between the two superpowers, and time for their Korean puppets to take the blows. The tensions between the US and USSR have continued to gather on this little peninsula, and they probably can't stand to get much higher without a fight.
The communist Kim Il-Sung of North Korea and the anti-communist, though equally autocratic Syngman Rhee of South Korea both want to reunite Korea as a sovereign nation but under their own beliefs and principles. Only one can prevail.
Will the Soviet Union and communism win this battle? Or will the United States and the free market spread to the entire peninsula? You will decide.
When I was 9.
I first had Tourette's though and my parents noticed signs of it when I was 3, but didn't think it was bad (I used to twirl my fingers back then, click my tongue, etc). Parkinson's isn't likely to develop when you are a kid. I developed Parkinson's when my Tourette's exploded when I was 9.
I was on it before when I was 9 for my Tourette's and even though at the time I was misdiagnosed, it did the same thing to me. I lost 35 pounds on it and couldn't gain for awhile. All of these traditional medications just contain so many toxins. I hope that when I'm older I will be able to just use holistic alternatives.
