Quotes from Letting Ana Go

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“I realized the only person I can control is me.”
― quote from Letting Ana Go


“You're only as sick as your secrets.”
― quote from Letting Ana Go


“What a tiny speck of dust I am compared to the rest of this universe.”
― quote from Letting Ana Go


“If you don't know where you're starting from, you don't know where you're going.”
― quote from Letting Ana Go


“If you want to change something, change it. Don't just sit around sighing all day like a balloon losing air.”
― quote from Letting Ana Go



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