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Thank you for stepping up and taking me as your own.

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Jun 16, 2019

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Thank you for stepping up and taking me as your own.

I know I may not be your biological daughter, but I am thankful for you taking me in like I am. Thank you for always being there for me and always being in my business, encouraging me not to give up, pushing me harder & just being a father to me when I needed one the most.

I became part of your family, and you were another person that I could trust. I have always believed that certain people were brought into our lives for a reason, and I am blessed that the world chose you.

I feel extremely blessed to be part of your family. I feel that everyone has welcomed me as if I was meant to be there. It's amazing to know that I will always have another person in my life that will do anything for me, and have my back. I can't thank you enough for being that person.

There are so many things that you have done for me, but these are the things that I want to thank you for:

Thank you for never giving up on me.

Thank you for seeing potential in me.

Thank you for never giving up on me.

Thank you for always supporting me.

Thank you for always inviting me to family events, it really makes me feel like part of your family.

Thank you for always picking on me, I know it's your way of showing you care, and it always puts a smile on my face.

Lastly, thank you for showing me that I'm worth so much and just because my biological father didn't want me that's okay. Because I ended up getting you as a father and I'm thankful for you everyday!

Happy Father's Day!

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