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Thank you mom...

A big thank you to the strongest person I know

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Thank you mom...
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The best place to cry is in your mothers arms and the best place to laugh is by her side.
1. for being "somebody to lean on."

2. for never giving up on me.
3. for always giving it you 100% even when I know you're tired.

4. for not always telling me what I wanna hear.

5. for doing "everything" all by yourself.

6. for raising me to have manners.

7. for simply saying no.

8. for also being the dad while dad is away.

9. for some of the best memories.

10. for stepping up when no one else would.

11. for always being there not only for me but for my friends.

12. for being the "cool mom.

13. for pushing me to be my best.

14. for never letting me give up.

15. for being the best person in this entire world.

16. for being as caring as you are.

17. for telling me I'm beautiful even when I look my worst.

18. for just being you.

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