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Ally
When I was little, my mom would sing "My Heavenly Father Loves Me" to me to help me sleep. In reality, I didn't care what song she sang to me. I just loved the sound of her voice while she stroked my hair. Now that I'm older and I'm moving on to bigger and scarier things, I know she's never going to leave my side. I love you, Mommy. So much. I can't imagine life without you! Thank you for all that you do to support me. Even when you're not feeling good, you stay strong and you make sure that I make it out okay. I love your attitude towards life and your courage to endure with a good outlook. Thank you for all that you do. I love you. ♥ Forever and Always ♥ , Your Baby. ♥

In her eyes, you're first before everything else. In her world, you're the center. In her life, you're her sunshine. She's always there. She's always right. She's always willing. She's always understanding. She's always listening. She's always forgiving. She's everything you need her to be. She's you're mother. I love you, Mommy♥

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