An Open Letter to My Sister
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An Open Letter to My Sister

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An Open Letter to My Sister

To my beautiful sister,

I know I don't really get to say this to you a lot, but I love you so much. I am so proud of everything you do, and I'm so proud of everything you've accomplished. You've been to so many countries I've lost count, had so many great experiences, and have became such an amazing person. I mean, you always have been, but still. I couldn't have asked for a better sister: you are always there for me.

You were with me the entire time I had cancer.

You came to Sunrise Day Camp with me just so I'd be less afraid to go.

I know I can always come to you when I need advice.

You've been there for me through these past four years and I cannot thank you enough for that.

You understand a lot of the things I've been through these past years, which helps me know I'm not alone.

We can actually talk about getting a sister tattoo one day. Mom said yes!

I could go on and on, but I'm sure there's a word limit at some point for this article.

I can't thank you enough for everything you've done for me. I can't express how strong and amazing and beautiful you are. I hope to be as passionate about things as you are, and I hope to be just as amazing as you when I grow up.

You are my true best friend, no matter what. I know we don't talk a lot a lot, but know that I am always here for you, just as I know you are for me.

And, of course, I wish you all the best while you are abroad. I am so proud of your decision. I hope it will be an amazing experience and I will want to hear all about it! I will miss you so much, but I'm so happy for you.

You are amazing, and I love you.

Love Always,

Sarah

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