Lailah Gifty AkitaThank God for all my troubles, he made me trust in Him.
About This Quote
This is an inspiring quote from the movie, "The Notebook." In the movie, Allie writes a letter to Noah, her first love. In the letter she thanks God for all her troubles. She tells him she trusts in him and prays he will come back to her one day.
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