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The Book I Didn't Think I'd Write

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Your struggles aren't a dark secret that have to be locked up and thrown away, and they're not a burden you have to carry on your own. As long as I'm alive, there is someone who sees your worth and your potential. As long as I am alive, there is someone who is proud of you for making it through another day, someone who cares about you, and someone who loves you unconditionally. Mental illness, addiction, broken families, mistakes & all. I love you no matter what.All Rights Reserved

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