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Today, after months of work we finally finalized our Wills. Seems early as we’re only 48-49 years old, but I’ve lost so many friends and coworkers in the last two years, so I wanted to make sure my family is taken care of, God forbid something happens. It was a little emotional to be honest, but fulfilling to say the least. Taking care of my girls has always been my number one. May they never go without. 🙏🏻❤️
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Thanks, Cindy! Have a fabulous day!!!
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We got wills when I was pregnant. Never too early to have a will
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I had one when I was active duty military but that was ages ago so wanted to get it updated.
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Every parent should have one…no matter the age.
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Agreed, so glad we updated ours!!!
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Good you have gotten that task done. Important to do so else very messy. You live long, hale and hearty, always surrounded by love. Much love, Garfield Hugs.
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Much appreciated!!!
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