write a small letter to your family member to show your love to them
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Dear Family,
Mom
You are one of the most caring, selfless, and kind souls I have ever met. You are constantly putting others before yourself and I cannot name a time where you turned down Kyle or me— no matter how ridiculous the request. You were always willing to ensure we had a smile on our face. One of my favorite things was playing competitive Call of Duty until 5 AM, which is when you woke up, and crossing paths while you make your morning coffee. You would look at me with disdain but I smiled and you smirked because you realized I would continue to do it. I think we bond over the fact that we both have medical conditions that are considered to be autoimmune. Type 1 Diabetes for me and Crohn’s for you. I had hospitalizations for three or more days occur quite often: 2004, 2007, 2009, 2012, 2013, and 2016. In high school alone I missed 150+ days. I seemed to always get sick and a cold for a healthy person was the flu for me. During each of those times, you were always in the room and by my side. The 2016 hospitalization was during my junior year at Babson. I went to the school’s clinic and they had a police officer escort me to the Newton-Wellesley Hospital nearby. I called and told you everything was fine, but you refused and still came to visit. Sometimes I hide my pain or sadness because I want you to be strong, and, in turn, I believe it makes me a stronger person. You are indeed a mother. Please work on becoming healthier and stop smoking — I want you to be around for my children. I say this with love. I know that things have been tough since Grandma passed away last May and we all need you to be strong. She wants you to be happy and truly loved you. If not for me, do it for her. Be happy. Smile. Everything will get better.
Your loving son
Vaibhav
Answer:
Dear mom, I hate u for loving me.
Now, im expressing my love for u ;3
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Dear Family,
Mom
You are one of the most caring, selfless, and kind souls I have ever met. You are constantly putting others before yourself and I cannot name a time where you turned down Kyle or me— no matter how ridiculous the request. You were always willing to ensure we had a smile on our face. One of my favorite things was playing competitive Call of Duty until 5 AM, which is when you woke up, and crossing paths while you make your morning coffee. You would look at me with disdain but I smiled and you smirked because you realized I would continue to do it. I think we bond over the fact that we both have medical conditions that are considered to be autoimmune. Type 1 Diabetes for me and Crohn’s for you. I had hospitalizations for three or more days occur quite often: 2004, 2007, 2009, 2012, 2013, and 2016. In high school alone I missed 150+ days. I seemed to always get sick and a cold for a healthy person was the flu for me. During each of those times, you were always in the room and by my side. The 2016 hospitalization was during my junior year at Babson. I went to the school’s clinic and they had a police officer escort me to the Newton-Wellesley Hospital nearby. I called and told you everything was fine, but you refused and still came to visit. Sometimes I hide my pain or sadness because I want you to be strong, and, in turn, I believe it makes me a stronger person. You are indeed a mother. Please work on becoming healthier and stop smoking — I want you to be around for my children. I say this with love. I know that things have been tough since Grandma passed away last May and we all need you to be strong. She wants you to be happy and truly loved you. If not for me, do it for her. Be happy. Smile. Everything will get better.
Your loving son
Brock
