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    Heaven Sent Me
    Heaven Sent Me
    Heaven Sent Me
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    Heaven Sent Me

    By Mary Jinkens

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    This is my life's story but just the hardest parts. I try and give others outlets to help them cope during hard times. I died when I was five and it changed my whole life so in that I hope you can take some of that with you also. My depression, anxiety, and abuse of every form started at the age of five, I lived it all for 54 yrs and I'm still standing on two feet. I hope to help you do the same. The one thing you will not hear from me is having suicidal thoughts because I firmly believe it is not your life to take and the pain and suffering you leave behind is tremendous.

    You have to read the entire book to understand the title because I shouldn't be here at all. I also died in 2011 and 2012 wether you care to believe it or not. I just want to help as many as I can and let them know they are not alone when it comes to depression,anxiety,suicidal thoughts,any form of abuse or any form of mental issuses they may have. There is no shame in any of it and there is help out there.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMary Jinkens
    Release dateMay 2, 2023
    ISBN9798223258575
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      Table of Contents

      1 Introduction

      1.1 Glossary

      1.2 References

      1.2.1 Normative References

      1.2.2 Informative References

      1.3 Structure Overview (Synopsis)

      1.4 Relationship to Protocols and Other Structures

      1.5 Applicability Statement

      1.6 Versioning and Localization

      1.7 Vendor-Extensible Fields

      2 Structures

      2.1 Part Enumerations

      2.1.1 stylesWithEffects

      2.1.2 commentsExtended

      2.1.3 people

      2.1.4 commentsIds

      2.1.5 commentsExtensible

      2.2 Extensions

      2.2.1 rPr Extensions

      2.2.2 Settings Extensions

      2.2.3 sdtPr Extensions

      2.2.4 p and tr Extensions

      2.2.5 Conflict Extensions

      2.2.6 Pict and Object Extensions

      2.2.7 Calendar Type Extensions

      2.2.8 sectPr Extensions

      2.2.9 pPr Extensions

      2.2.10 Numbering Definition Extensions

      2.2.11 r Extensions

      2.2.12 dataBinding Extensions

      2.3 compatSetting elements

      2.3.1 overrideTableStyleFontSizeAndJustification

      2.3.2 doNotFlipMirrorIndents

      2.3.3 enableOpenTypeFeatures

      2.3.4 differentiateMultirowTableHeaders

      2.3.5 compatibilityMode

      2.3.6 allowTextAfterFloatingTableBreak

      2.3.7 allowHyphenationAtTrackBottom

      2.3.8 useWord2013TrackBottomHyphenation

      2.4 numFmt Extensions

      2.5 http://schemas.microsoft.com/office/word/2012/wordml

      2.5.1 Elements

      2.5.1.1 appearance

      2.5.1.2 chartTrackingRefBased

      2.5.1.3 collapsed

      2.5.1.4 color

      2.5.1.5 commentsEx

      2.5.1.6 dataBinding

      2.5.1.7 docId

      2.5.1.8 footnoteColumns

      2.5.1.9 people

      2.5.1.10 repeatingSection

      2.5.1.11 repeatingSectionItem

      2.5.1.12 webExtensionCreated

      2.5.1.13 webExtensionLinked

      2.5.2 Attributes

      2.5.2.1 restartNumberingAfterBreak

      2.5.3 Complex Types

      2.5.3.1 CT_CommentEx

      2.5.3.2 CT_CommentsEx

      2.5.3.3 CT_Guid

      2.5.3.4 CT_People

      2.5.3.5 CT_Person

      2.5.3.6 CT_PresenceInfo

      2.5.3.7 CT_SdtAppearance

      2.5.3.8 CT_SdtRepeatedSection

      2.5.4 Simple Types

      2.5.4.1 ST_Guid

      2.5.4.2 ST_SdtAppearance

      2.6 http://schemas.microsoft.com/office/word/2010/wordml

      2.6.1 Elements

      2.6.1.1 checkbox

      2.6.1.2 cntxtAlts

      2.6.1.3 conflictDel

      2.6.1.4 conflictDel

      2.6.1.5 conflictIns

      2.6.1.6 conflictIns

      2.6.1.7 conflictMode

      2.6.1.8 customXmlConflictDelRangeEnd

      2.6.1.9 customXmlConflictDelRangeStart

      2.6.1.10 customXmlConflictInsRangeEnd

      2.6.1.11 customXmlConflictInsRangeStart

      2.6.1.12 defaultImageDpi

      2.6.1.13 discardImageEditingData

      2.6.1.14 docId

      2.6.1.15 entityPicker

      2.6.1.16 glow

      2.6.1.17 ligatures

      2.6.1.18 numForm

      2.6.1.19 numSpacing

      2.6.1.20 props3d

      2.6.1.21 reflection

      2.6.1.22 scene3d

      2.6.1.23 shadow

      2.6.1.24 stylisticSets

      2.6.1.25 textFill

      2.6.1.26 textOutline

      2.6.2 Attributes

      2.6.2.1 anchorId

      2.6.2.2 noSpellErr

      2.6.2.3 paraId

      2.6.2.4 textId

      2.6.3 Complex Types

      2.6.3.1 CT_Bevel

      2.6.3.2 CT_Camera

      2.6.3.3 CT_Color

      2.6.3.4 CT_DefaultImageDpi

      2.6.3.5 CT_FillTextEffect

      2.6.3.6 CT_Glow

      2.6.3.7 CT_GradientFillProperties

      2.6.3.8 CT_GradientStop

      2.6.3.9 CT_GradientStopList

      2.6.3.10 CT_Ligatures

      2.6.3.11 CT_LightRig

      2.6.3.12 CT_LinearShadeProperties

      2.6.3.13 CT_LineJoinMiterProperties

      2.6.3.14 CT_LongHexNumber

      2.6.3.15 CT_NumForm

      2.6.3.16 CT_NumSpacing

      2.6.3.17 CT_OnOff

      2.6.3.18 CT_PathShadeProperties

      2.6.3.19 CT_Percentage

      2.6.3.20 CT_PositiveFixedPercentage

      2.6.3.21 CT_PositivePercentage

      2.6.3.22 CT_PresetLineDashProperties

      2.6.3.23 CT_Props3D

      2.6.3.24 CT_Reflection

      2.6.3.25 CT_RelativeRect

      2.6.3.26 CT_Scene3D

      2.6.3.27 CT_SchemeColor

      2.6.3.28 CT_SdtCheckbox

      2.6.3.29 CT_SdtCheckboxSymbol

      2.6.3.30 CT_Shadow

      2.6.3.31 CT_SolidColorFillProperties

      2.6.3.32 CT_SphereCoords

      2.6.3.33 CT_SRgbColor

      2.6.3.34 CT_StyleSet

      2.6.3.35 CT_StylisticSets

      2.6.3.36 CT_TextOutlineEffect

      2.6.4 Simple Types

      2.6.4.1 ST_BevelPresetType

      2.6.4.2 ST_CompoundLine

      2.6.4.3 ST_Ligatures

      2.6.4.4 ST_LightRigDirection

      2.6.4.5 ST_LightRigType

      2.6.4.6 ST_LineCap

      2.6.4.7 ST_NumForm

      2.6.4.8 ST_NumSpacing

      2.6.4.9 ST_OnOff

      2.6.4.10 ST_PathShadeType

      2.6.4.11 ST_PenAlignment

      2.6.4.12 ST_PresetCameraType

      2.6.4.13 ST_PresetLineDashVal

      2.6.4.14 ST_PresetMaterialType

      2.6.4.15 ST_RectAlignment

      2.6.4.16 ST_SchemeColorVal

      2.7 http://schemas.microsoft.com/office/word/2015/wordml/symex

      2.7.1 Elements

      2.7.1.1 symEx

      2.7.2 Attributes

      2.7.3 Complex Types

      2.7.3.1 CT_SymEx

      2.7.4 Simple Types

      2.8 http://schemas.microsoft.com/office/word/2016/wordml/cid

      2.8.1 Elements

      2.8.1.1 commentsIds

      2.8.2 Attributes

      2.8.2.1 durableId

      2.8.2.2 durableId

      2.8.3 Complex Types

      2.8.3.1 CT_CommentId

      2.8.3.2 CT_CommentsIds

      2.8.4 Simple Types

      2.9 http://schemas.microsoft.com/office/word/2018/wordml

      2.9.1 Elements

      2.9.2 Attributes

      2.9.3 Complex Types

      2.9.3.1 CT_Extension

      2.9.3.2 CT_ExtensionList

      2.9.4 Simple Types

      2.10 http://schemas.microsoft.com/office/word/2018/wordml/cex

      2.10.1 Elements

      2.10.1.1 commentsExtensible

      2.10.2 Attributes

      2.10.3 Complex Types

      2.10.3.1 CT_CommentExtensible

      2.10.3.2 CT_CommentsExtensible

      2.10.4 Simple Types

      2.11 http://schemas.microsoft.com/office/word/2020/wordml/sdtdatahash

      2.11.1 Elements

      2.11.2 Attributes

      2.11.2.1 storeItemChecksum

      2.11.3 Complex Types

      2.11.4 Simple Types

      3 Structure Examples

      3.1 Glowing Text

      3.2 Stylistic Sets

      4 Security Considerations

      4.1 Security Considerations for Implementers

      4.2 Index of Security Fields

      5 Appendix A: Full XML Schemas

      5.1 http://schemas.microsoft.com/office/word/2010/wordml Schema

      5.2 http://schemas.microsoft.com/office/word/2012/wordml Schema

      5.3 http://schemas.microsoft.com/office/word/2015/wordml/symex Schema

      5.4 http://schemas.microsoft.com/office/word/2016/wordml/cid Schema

      5.5 http://schemas.microsoft.com/office/word/2018/wordml Schema

      5.6 http://schemas.microsoft.com/office/word/2018/wordml/cex Schema

      5.7 http://schemas.microsoft.com/office/word/2020/wordml/sdtdatahash Schema

      6 Appendix B: Product Behavior

      7 Change Tracking

      8 Index

      1  Introduction

      This document specifies elements and attributes that extend the XML vocabulary for representing word processing documents specified in the ISO/IEC-29500 specification. The new elements and attributes are presented using the extensibility mechanisms provided by the ISO/IEC-29500 specification.

      Sections 1.7 and 2 of this specification are normative. All other sections and examples in this specification are informative.

      1.1  Glossary

      This document uses the following terms:

      base64 encoding: A binary-to-text encoding scheme whereby an arbitrary sequence of bytes is converted to a sequence of printable ASCII characters, as described in [RFC4648].

      cyclic redundancy check (CRC): An algorithm used to produce a checksum (a

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