Dear Mom, Thank You
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Dear Mom, Thank You

Thank you.

 Marleigh Moran
May 09, 2020
National Writers Society
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Dear Mom, Thank You

Dear mom,

First off, you should be celebrated every day, not just one day out of the year. Second off, thank you.

Thank you for getting me where I am today.

Thank you for the constant support in every thing I do.

Thank you for pushing me to chase my dreams.

Thank you for inspiring me.

Thank you for telling me to keep going even when I don't want to.

Thank you for answering all of my phone calls no matter how many times I called the day before.

Thank you for listening to all the drama even though you don't care.

Thank you for being there when I need a shoulder to cry on or for telling me to suck it up.

Thank you for pushing me to be the best I can be.

Thank you for showing me what love is.

Thank you for loving me unconditionally.

Last but not least, thank you for being the best mom.

I am so thankful for being blessed with a mom like you. I love you!

Sincerely,

Your Favorite Daughter

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