The Importance Of My Family

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When I think of family, I think of the close-knit bond I have with my family, the love between my sister and I as we have grown so much closer over the years, and the strength that one 's’ family can bring them. I know that I would not be where I am today without my family being there by my side every step of the way. It is just like that cliche saying, ¨Friends will come and go but family is forever.¨ I see it all the time people taking their family for granted, getting angry that they care for you and want your best interest, and trying to push them away. I am here to tell you, do not push, pull those people as close to your heart as you can, love them, and cherish them because they won 't be there forever and one day, I promise you will …show more content…

It breaks my heart. Everything your family does for you is out of love. Losing a parent at a young age teaches you a whole lot more about life than anything you could imagine. I would give anything to be able to talk to my mom one last time, for her to tell me to go so something around the house. I would give anything to stay at home and spend time with her rather than go out with some friends. Most kids my age don 't understand that, they take their family for granted and don 't cherish the time they have, because, trust me, it won 't last forever no matter how much you wish it …show more content…

My sister and I are so close now because of what we have been through together. Many people ask me how we are so close, and even though our heartache brought us together, it doesn 't take losing a loved one to be close with your family. All it takes is love, understanding, and a little bit of time. I am asking you to, every chance you get, take that extra time to spend with your family. When noone else seems to be there for you, your family will always be there ready to help whether that means just listening to you for a while or going out to do something fun to get your mind off things, they are the ones who know you best and love you the

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