I am also very thankful on what attitude you have. I always observing your action if it is good or bad. Thank you for being you. Don’t forget to smile always even you are not okay. Just believe on yourself that you can do it all. Be contented on what you have. Don’t forget to say thank you to God and also talk to God always. Pray all your problems. Be strong and never lose hope. Fight and fight until you sight the beautiful light. I love you self. Thank you!

Yourself,

Jane

First of all I want to say that we are one. When one is sad we are all feel sad. But problems are just a chips to us. It is easy for us to solve it because when we are in hard times we do not love the problems but we fight for those problems. We are always smile and laugh even if we are in pain. Laughing is our medicine for solve all of the problems that we encounter. I am very thankful for you all because even if we are incomplete we are happy. We are contented on what we have. Thank you so much for the love and being my inspiration. I love you all. I love you po.

Your Girl,

Jane

I just want to say that i’m thankful to have you all. Thank you on the days that you are in my side when I am down. When my sadness comes, you are always ready to hear and care with my problems. Thank you for the words and hugs that can feel me okay. Thank you for always there for me. My friends, if you need someone to talk I am always here for you all. Jusy text, call or chat me. If you have something to share, I am also ready to hear what it is. Be thankful always. Before I end my letter, I just want to say no matter how hard your situation is never forget to smile and be happy on what happened/will happen, remember you are always with God, just love him and always pray. Thank you very much to you all. I love you all!

Your Friend,

Jane

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