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I truly believed at one time that I couldnt live without you. That if the time ever came when Id really be without you Id completely fall apart and never love anyone ever again. But after 4 months Im standing stronger and taller than ever. Not only am i living, Im thriving. Im more independent than ive ever been and Im not afraid to say Im proud of that! So this Christmas im not going to be sad. Im not going to dwell on the changes and how different its going to look. Im going to celebrate all of the incredible people in my life that have been such an incredible support for me for so many years. My three beautiful girls deserve a strong mom as a role model and Im determined to be that not only for them, but for myself. Cheers to a very merry Christmas and a spectacular new year. Xoxo

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