Dear Kids,
You are truly a blessing. Every breath you take is a testament to the miracles that exist around us. It’s a reminder that love prevails, and life triumphs against the odds.
You might notice the scars on your father’s body; they are deep and tell a story of pain. However, the beauty lies not in their appearance but in the narratives they represent. Each scar is a battle wound, a constant reminder of the struggles we’ve overcome. They symbolize our victories in the war against darkness, a war that threatened to consume us whole. These battles weren’t just fought in our minds; they left marks on our hearts and souls, costing us much along the way. But emerging from this chaos, we found a new lease on life and a sense of freedom we had never known.
The war we fought is called addiction. It’s a relentless adversary that millions face every day. This invisible enemy can claim lives before you even realize it’s there, making you believe you’re in control when, in fact, it’s taking over. Addiction is a thief, robbing you of everything you hold dear and leading you to a dark place. But hear me when I say, there is a way out. Your story doesn’t have to mirror ours.
Genetics may not be in your favor, and you might have a predisposition to addiction. But, my beloved children, there’s another path, one that doesn’t require walking through hell to discover. I pray daily that you won’t have to endure the battles we fought, that you will never feel the despair that once enveloped us. I hope you never know the depths of pain that your father and I did, or the desperate measures we took just to escape our demons.
Above all, if you ever find yourself in a moment of unbearable pain, when death seems like the only escape, remember our scars. They serve as a reminder that there is always another option. Your life is precious. In your darkest hours, God will be there, offering you hope and a way out. Just say yes.
Our experiences brought us immense darkness, but yours can be different. You can discover peace without going to war. Hope can come before despair, and you can live a fulfilling life free of death’s shadow. Let our story guide you, let our scars be a beacon of hope.
With all my love,
Mom
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Summary
This heartfelt letter conveys a parent’s deep concerns and hopes for their children’s future in light of their own experiences with addiction and personal struggles. It emphasizes the importance of recognizing one’s battles, providing hope, and encouraging a different path for the next generation.
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