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My Sister Finally Writes Me A Letter

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Hey There,

I was pleasantly stunned yesterday when I receieved a letter from my sister.

I had sent her a copy of a draft about my families complete acceptance of my

real self.Sher expressed her love and said she openly accepts me as her sister.

Saying I am a better woman than her or any woman she knows,because I ate

the hate and pain of when we brokeup and instead choosing forgiveness.All I know,

is that she said that she will come over and keep the word she gave three years ago

to be there for me her sister.

Good things come to those who wait as I can readily testify to.This has been a long

lonely journey at times,but the rewards I am receiveing make every moment worth while.

Angelique Michelle

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Congratulations Angie,

You have a truly remarkable family as well as you being so remarkable yourself.

What a wonderful letter.

Love ya,

Sally

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Oh Angie hon :)

Oh how I love your posts of how your life is really taking off!! Your stories of hope and acceptance are truely inspiring. You truely are a breath of fresh air here. :)

Love and HUGS

Brenda

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Oh Angelique,

You are an inspiration to me. I'm so happy the recent events in your life have been so positive. You deserve every bit of happiness you're experiencing right now.

Thank you girlfriend for continuing to be a part of this group. I need your guidance and the wisdom of your experience.

My own mental agony of many years has been lifted and you help me understand the rightness of being my true self.

Bless you.

Big hug,

Yvonne

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Sweeeeeet!

Angie....

You have no idea how many people admire how your life is coming together....

Totally sweet!

HUGGS!

Donna Jean

Hrmph... Jealous...

Kidding that's so great! I am so happy for you!

Melanie

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Hey There,

I was pleasantly stunned yesterday when I receieved a letter from my sister.

I had sent her a copy of a draft about my families complete acceptance of my

real self.Sher expressed her love and said she openly accepts me as her sister.

Saying I am a better woman than her or any woman she knows,because I ate

the hate and pain of when we brokeup and instead choosing forgiveness.All I know,

is that she said that she will come over and keep the word she gave three years ago

to be there for me her sister.

Good things come to those who wait as I can readily testify to.This has been a long

lonely journey at times,but the rewards I am receiveing make every moment worth while.

Angelique Michelle

Hi Angie,

I have one or two things bothering me at the moment but you know what???,

reading your good news has just made me feel better. You are so deserving of this

wonderful news Angie. What a wonderful future you and your sis will have.

Your news has banished my Wed. blues. Thanks for sharing, Luv, Viv. :)

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Hey There,

I was pleasantly stunned yesterday when I receieved a letter from my sister.

I had sent her a copy of a draft about my families complete acceptance of my

real self.Sher expressed her love and said she openly accepts me as her sister.

Saying I am a better woman than her or any woman she knows,because I ate

the hate and pain of when we brokeup and instead choosing forgiveness.All I know,

is that she said that she will come over and keep the word she gave three years ago

to be there for me her sister.

Good things come to those who wait as I can readily testify to.This has been a long

lonely journey at times,but the rewards I am receiveing make every moment worth while.

Angelique Michelle

Angie , Sweetie, Congradulations on making up with your sister. Sometines life is hard on us , but as you said good things come to those who wait. As I started to transation within myself my older sister have gotten closer,to the point we can talk to each other. Only thing is I have not told her about me yet, I will when I know the time is right. LOL Brenda Lee

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