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A Thank You Letter To My Mom

Mom, thank you for always fighting for me.

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A Thank You Letter To My Mom

To My Mom,

Thank you for always believing in me even when I did not believe in myself. You always told me that I could do anything I put my mind to and you were right! Thank you for always fighting for me even when the doctors told you I was retarded or would not be able to walk, read, write, or run. You always pushed me to be my best, thank you for that. Thank you for making me be independent even when others would give me excuses as to why I could not be independent, you always knew how capable I really was. Thank you for not only being the best mom in the world but, thank you for being my friend. As I have grown older, we have become not just mother and daughter but, friends who can talk to each about anything and like to hang out together.

Thank you for always being there when I need you, I know I can always count on you. Mom, thank you for always wanting the best for me and working hard to make sure that I do get the best. Thank you for always reminding me how special I am. When I am down, I remember what you tell me and then my spirits start lifting. Thank you for making me a fitness addict, if you did not get me off the couch 8 years ago, I still would be weak and unhealthy, but you created someone who loves to be healthy and strong and for that I am eternally thankful.

Thank you for all you do mom, you work so hard and always make time to spend time with us and take care of us, you are SuperMom to me. I love you mom and I am so thankful to have as my mom, thank you for always inspiring me to live my best life possible.

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