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13 Reasons I'm Thankful For My Parents

They've shown me unconditional love

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22 years ago in September, two of the most important people in my life got married. These two people were my parents and I am so thankful that God chose them to raise me. Here are thirteen reasons I am thankful for them.

1. They've stayed married for 22 years.

2. They birthed the best child ever. (LOL)

3. They show me unconditional love.

4. They never judge me no matter the wrong I've done in life.

5. They disciplined me and never hid the real world from me.

6. They've worked hard to provide for each of us.

7. They support me in every decision.

8. They parented me as a kid instead of trying to be my friend. I never knew I would be thankful for that.

9. They showed me what real love is.

10. They've taught me responsibility.

11. I know that I can always count on them for anything.

12. They've taught me what's important in life.

13. They've given me endless encouragement in everything that I choose to pursue in life.

Thank you, mom and dad, for being there for me every step of the way.

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