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I Just Had to Share This With You

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  1. absolutely beautiful.
    I remember seeing a video awhile back, of a father who was holding his newborn in the NICU.
    The father started singing a worship song, and the newborns hands raised as though he was praising too.

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  2. My mother is 88 years old. She fell and broke her leg in Dec 2021. The cops came to my door to let me know. I immediately went to take care of my dad, who had Alzheimers. I helped them out and still help mom out, dad passed in Dec 2023.
    My point-I took mom to her doctor last week. She was telling the doctor about her fall & injury. She stopped and said, gesturing to me, she is my saviour.
    My mom is not a demonstrative person. I always knew she loved me, my husband, my siblings and their families, & etc, but this was the closest she’s ever come to telling me her true feelings in my 62 years on this good earth. I was honored and humbled. I just did what a kid is supposed to do.
    What your mom says to you affects you, no matter how old you are!

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  3. The same thing goes for fathers, when I was taking care of my parents 7 years ago in 2017 in their last year of life my dad started calling me Sir when I was taking care of them. It was all worth it, it was one of the hardest and most rewarding things I ever did for my mom and dad, and I’d do it again if they were still living.

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  4. My dad died in 2020 at the age of 98. I cannot remembering him ever saying he loved me. He didn’t have to say it because his actions were loud and clear. Great dad.

    Miss you dad.

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  5. Agatha Kakalogical,

    You brought up a memory when my mom was a few days before her death. She was in the nursing home for rehab after she broke her hip, but in doing an ultrasound for something else, they found cancer had spread throughout her abdomen. Total surprise.

    I was visiting every day, and this one day she was in and out of consciousness. I was standing at the foot of her bed looking out the window and tears were rolling down my face. Then I heard her say, “You’re crying.”

    I looked at her, smiled and said, “That’s ok. It’s because I love you.”

    She smiled, closed her eyes and those were our last words. She passed peacefully three days later.

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