Bradlee: Eulogy For Father

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Bradlee I know what you're going through and I'm sure you get that a lot from people that wsay that to you but I really do I have the same thing as you I have had my days where I feel really down and just kinda don't feel wanted like things would be better off with out you or you feel like nothing but a bother to people but just think of this how much you mean to you're friends, family and you're fans we all love you so very very much you may not no me but I do love you Bradlee and you are an amazing person and please don't hurt you're self I know it's hard but you will get through this and you have everyone here to help don't ever forget that Bradlee we all love you

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