LETTER TO MYSELF - SHIANNE

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 Hi my name is shianne 


Dear 5th grade shianne 


When i was 11 year old and i was at school i got pulled in the office and i was told my got in a bad car accident well then i went home and my mom was crying on the couch the she said hey to me and my brother and side your dad got in a horrible car accident then we drove all the way to champain hospital and i saw him i lost it i fell to the grounded and started  crying to the point i could not breath but then  me and my family decided to let him go to heaven  when i side  my  my goodbyes  i was so sad and i was depressed for a while my dad enjoy fishing, golf ball, hunting,hanging with friends ,and his kid of course.



I was always bullied for not having a dad  when I volleyball. The girls had dads and my in heaven he is not in pain anymore. I hate when ppl can say I was dead with my dad dead, no you don’t because it's really sad .


Love shianne     

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