Wanderer MoonChild

My Auntie Rhonda So, I want to give a shout out to my Auntie Rhonda. Rhonda is my Uncle's Widow and even after his passing she has always gone above and beyond to try to help me make life easier. That could be a dinner and a conversation, a place to crash for the night, listening to my manic rants or talking me through a bipolar lows, emergency gas, food, clothes, bill, and just because she loves me money. My Auntie is one of my biggest supporters and  amazing cheerleader for anyone she come in contact with. My family and I would not be able to go on some of these adventures without her help and with my bipolar it is such an important piece to myself car And the coolest part is that she does it just because she loves me and wants me to be happy and succeed, and that kind of unconditional love is so hard to find and I just want to through some appreciation out there. Thank you Auntie Rhonda I couldnt do all of this without my Adultiest Adult. I Love You!!

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