Arthritis is a pain in the joints,
But don't let it scare you, no need to be disappointed.
Just remember to take care of your health,
And always listen to what your doctor tells.

Ghoulish ghosts may spook you in the night,
But with a little bravery, you'll be alright.
Remember they're just stories, no need to be afraid,
And if you get scared, call a paramedic to your aid.

Traumatic events can be hard to bear,
But remember, there are people who care.
Friends and family will always be near,
To help you through times of fear.

A coma is a deep, long sleep,
But don't worry, you'll wake up from it, and take a leap.
The doctors will work to help you heal,
And soon you'll be back on your feet, full of zeal.

Funerals can be sad, that's true,
But we celebrate the life of those who've left, too.
Remember the happy times, the memories we've shared,
And cherish them always, no matter how we've fared.

A stroke can be scary, it's true,
But there are things you can do.
Eat healthy, exercise, and take care,
And if you feel strange, tell someone, don't be scared.

Remember, kids, life can be tough,
But you're strong, and you're enough.
So keep smiling, keep shining, and stay brave,
And you'll conquer anything, from the cradle to the grave.

Reflections

1. How did the young girl feel when she first discovered the magic paintbrush, and why?
2. What was the wicked sorcerer's plan, and how did the magic paintbrush help the girl save the day?
3. What did the girl learn about the importance of using her powers for good, and not for personal gain?
4. What kind of adventures do you think the girl and her magic paintbrush could have in the future?
5. If you had a magic paintbrush, what would you draw, and why?