Me and Eddie still alive
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There’s something powerful in those five simple words—something honest, gritty, and full of heart. It’s the kind of statement that doesn’t brag or complain; it just tells the truth with a little shrug and a whole lot of strength. Life hasn’t always been gentle, and the road hasn’t always been smooth, but here you are: still standing, still laughing, still finding reasons to show up every day. And sometimes that alone is an achievement worth celebrating.
When you say still alive, it’s not just about breathing. It’s about surviving the tough moments that tried to break you. It’s about the losses, the challenges, the hard days, and the quiet nights when it felt like too much—but you pushed through anyway. It’s about the resilience that runs deeper than you ever realized. And the best part is, you’re not standing there alone. Eddie is right beside you, matching your energy, sharing the struggles, sharing the jokes, sharing the little victories that keep you going.
There’s a special kind of bond that forms when you’ve walked through life with another person—someone who knows the history, the stories, the good times, and the not-so-pretty ones. Someone who has seen you tired, frustrated, laughing, and everything in between. When you say me and Eddie still alive, what you’re really saying is that you two are still fighting, still pushing forward, still choosing to take on each day as a team.
Behind those words, there’s gratitude too. Not the kind you shout out loud, but the quiet kind that settles in your chest. The kind that reminds you how lucky you are to still be here, still sharing moments—big or small—with someone who means something to you. Life may not be perfect, but the fact that you can look at each other and say, “We made it through another day,” is its own kind of blessing.
So here’s to the both of you—still alive, still standing, still showing up, still finding the humor, the strength, and the connection that makes life worth living. Sometimes that’s all you can ask for, and sometimes that’s more than enough.
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