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Father’s Day - A day to reflect on our number one supporters!
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FATHER'S Day means different things to different people. 

Some families might not have a father figure due to death, negligence or various other circumstances. Many children grow up not knowing their father, or have a toxic relationship with them, or maybe they live apart. 

Overall, Father’s Day should be recognized as a day of reflection and appreciation for the people that are an important part of your life.

I feel extremely lucky that in my almost 22 years of life, my dad has been there for me since day one.

My dad studied a business course whilst my mum was pregnant with my eldest brother and me. He had an exam two days after I was born and still managed to there for my birth along and successfully passed this exam. He was commended in the local paper at the time – and rightfully so.

That business course is an integral part of how successful he has been as a dad. 

Dad has taken me on a variety of holidays from swimming in the beach in Greece, eating delicious ice-cream in Italy, bathing in the mud baths in Turkey. He has been able to support me through school, supply me with clothes and even surprise me with gifts like my first barbie doll.

However, most important of all my dad’s successes led me here. Editor and Journalist at the local paper at only 21 years old. 

If he didn’t work hard, he wouldn’t have been able to move us across the globe from England to Australia. I wouldn’t have experienced living in one of the most spectacular cities in the world, where I’ve made amazing friends, had a pool in my back garden and lived the “Home and Away” Dream. He’s supported me through studying at a good school, studying a degree at university and even though I’ve worked hard to get where I am, my dad has largely contributed to getting me here.

Despite our disagreements, my dad is someone I look up to. His strength, resilience and love for our family is something I am very envious and appreciating of.

I can only imagine what it’s like for those who don’t have a father figure in their lives. I symphasise for them. If I was experiencing Father’s Day without a father figure to acknowledge, I would take time to deeply appreciate those who do support me. I’d acknowledge the loved ones that surround me.

Hopefully this Father’s Day, everyone can do the same.

Thank you dad for loving and supporting me, happy father’s day.