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November 18, 2020

Thanksgiving and Reasons to Be Thankful

Thanksgiving in America is one of the most beloved times of the year. We gather with those we love to enjoy a delicious meal and reminisce about all that we are thankful for.

Here are just a few of the reasons you might be thankful this year:

Family

One of the most vital support networks in life, if not the most important, is family. They provide love, care, shelter, and comfort throughout your life and in your most vulnerable moments, and you can rest assure that they’ll always love and care for you.

Take a moment this Thanksgiving to let your parents, siblings, children, grandparents, other family members know that you appreciate them. However, to keep your family safe, the hug may have to wait until next year!

Friends

They say that friends are the family that you get to choose. These are the individuals that help you up when you’re down, that encourage you when you need a boost, and that make you laugh even when you don’t feel like it.

Even if you’re not around friends this Thanksgiving, be sure to send them a quick message to let them know how much you appreciate them.

Health

Although it is often overlooked, good health is something we can all appreciate. Life throws curveballs, and even if we may not be in peak mental and physical health, we can count our blessings and appreciate the beauty that is life itself.

Take a moment to think about how thankful you are to be able to listen to your favorite music, hug your children, or enjoy a leisurely autumn walk.

We could go on and on about all the things we’re thankful for, but instead, we’d rather go out and experience it first-hand; we want the same for you, too!

Happy Thanksgiving, everyone!

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