
I want to say thank you to the rare few individuals who walked beside in my darkest, bleakest times.
Who listened. Really listened. Without offering advice
Who told me this was normal, and I really wasn’t crazy.
Who let me rant and rave.
Held the rawness and the pain.
Who didn’t ever judge me.
Understood my brokenness.
Who loved me constantly and – always – unconditionally.
Who held a light up for me when the blackness pulled me in.
You know who you are.
And I truly want to thank you.
Your kindness made a difference.
You have helped me to survive.
♥️♥️♥️
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I too am thankful and to you! ❤️
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Thanks so much Cindy 🙂
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I 10000% feel the same about my support circle of loved ones.
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I’m so glad. It really helps 🙂
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Right back at ya, DLH.
And for continuing to be there
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Aw, thank you!!! Thanks for your blog’s honesty. It helps to know what it’s really like … rather than reading some sugar coated version!
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Beautiful quote
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Thank you! Have a great day 🙂
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Reblogged this on Survivors Blog Here Mental Health Collaborative .
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What a beautiful thank you letter. Fortunate are those who are blessed with good friends. I am glad to know you are so well looked-after. Blessings to you!
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Absolutely! Good friends are one of life’s most precious gifts. Thanks for reading and adding your thoughts Blessings on you too 🙂
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I’m so glad I have close friends who have got my back. Thank you for reminding me of being grateful for them ❤️
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Yes, it makes all the difference in the world. I’m glad you have those people in your life. Thanks for reading and commenting 😂
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We all need the value of honest, sincere people in our lives. Sometimes their presence speaks better words themselves.
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Yes, the presence of accepting, caring people is very powerful and healing. Thanks for highlighting this, and for taking the time to comment 🙂
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