How A Letter To My Future Self Changed My Life

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Parts 4
Time 22m

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At 18, Abbie is moving house and absolutely despises the idea. Yet, somewhere in amongst the moving boxes she discovers a letter addressed to her future self.

'A LETTER TO MY FUTURE SELF - DO NOT OPEN UNTIL 18' 

She reads it and discovers all of the things she hasn't done. All the things that, when she was eight, she thought she would have done by now. 

Follow Abbie on her journey of self-discovery. This is a story about breaking the mould. A story about staying true to who you are. 

And maybe even a story about how you can find love in the most unexpected of places.All Rights Reserved

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