Your pen friend, in his/her recent letter informed you about being Covid positive. Write a motivating letter in about 120-150 words, to encourage them. please tell fast my exam is going on
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Dear River,
I know it’s tough and that everyday is filled with uncertainty. One thing is for sure, however, and that is the fact that you are not alone. I share in your feelings of anxiety. I miss being able to see people without fear. Many people are experiencing all of these strong emotions and I know how overwhelming it can become. In the face of hardship, we have to stay strong.
Strength can mean many things. It doesn’t mean you can’t be sad. It doesn’t mean you can’t cry. Being strong can be something as little as acknowledging your feelings, or pushing through a hard day but still getting up the next morning. Just know that you have made it this far. You are strong and there are always people who will listen to you.
If you ever do need to talk, know that you can always text “TALK” to Kids Help Line at 686868.
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