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A Thank-You Letter to My Family

This is to the most important people in my life.

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A Thank-You Letter to My Family
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To the best people in my life,

Thank you. Seriously, thank you, first off, for being in my life period. I can't express how much it means to me you're still here with me on this journey. I love you more than anything, and I couldn't get through the day without you.

Thank you for not giving up on me. Especially during all the times I have wanted to give up on myself, and thank you for pushing me to do better for myself. So many people in my life have given up and walked away, and it's truly special when people stay. I hope we have a very long and prosperous adventure through life together.

Thank you for loving me unconditionally. I know I can be a pain and be beyond aggravating, and that's why it means so much to me that you still love me through it all. I'm sure I've made you mad at least once, and I'm sure it was one of those times where you probably said "I love you, but right now, I don't like you." And to be quite honest, I'd rather hear that daily then deal with having you absent from my life.

Thank you for supporting me in everything I do. Whether it be writing this article, preparing for an exam, or going after any goal I want, your words of encouragement have been my motivation this entire time. My favorite words are when you say "I believe in you, you got this".

Through the years you've always been my shoulder to lean on for everything, and I hope throughout time I can return the favor.

Thank you.

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