Ashley B. Alabama, USA
My grandmother died of breast cancer in August of 1999, I miss her everyday and I wish I could have told her how much I loved her and that she ment the world to me. She really loved country music and along with my mother inspired me to love music. My first country CD was Blue and I still have it!! I'll never forget how memorable the big spring jam was last year and how I got to see LeAnn Rimes on stage!! it really was a dream come true!! Thank you LeAnn for your music and your dedication to us fans!!

LeAnn your song WHAT I CANNOT CHANGE is an amazing song along with the rest of your music,I have been listening to it over and over and really listening to the words.Music really helps me when Im down especially when I think about my dad.My dad committed suicide almost 7 years ago and I miss him terribly.I know I can't change the past,but at the same time Im so mad at him for what he did.I miss him and love him so much and wish I could bring him back,but I know I can't.Your music has really helped me on alot of down days and I just want to say Thank you for being the person you are,you are truly amazing.
CJM
New Hampshire

This song has helped me out so much, I was in an abusive relationship for many years..being raped & beat, I was at suicides door......
Years & years of depression, I finally have met a great guy whom is now my husband & I have learned to let go...
Love,
Mary

Part 2 I knew God had me go through this for a very important reason. He was showing me how to fight and be strong. I was diagnosed with a rare genetic liver disorder in December 2004. I now have the fight of my life to stay alive. I want to live a normal life, but now I cant. I take thirteen medications a day, which affexct my body in numerous ways. I still want to work as a social worker, so I continue to fight this disease with everything I have. I still have really bad days, and I remember how my dad made it though his. Trust in God, and go to a happy time you enjoyed. I spend alot of time talking with my dad. He is my rock who still helps keep me going five years later. Julie

I LOVE this song! My husband is Active Duty Army, and we have spent about 3/4 of our marriage apart, due to the war. I find great comfort in this song, and it's meaning. I have learned so much about myself through all the times spent alone. I have learned to love what I do have, especially the times I have with my husband. As the song goes, I have learned to forgive. Quickly! Because each day is a gift, and any moment spent in anger is a moment lost.
Love this new CD. Love this song! THANK YOU! God Bless!!!
*AMM*