Awwww - a heartwarming story

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Awwww - a heartwarming story

Postby Sunflowers » Thu Nov 05, 2009 6:00 pm

This article is very sad, but also very uplifting.
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Re: Awwww - a heartwarming story

Postby rickharris » Fri Nov 06, 2009 3:54 am

What an important and touching message to all parents. Thanks for posting this.
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Re: Awwww - a heartwarming story

Postby Little Beast » Fri Nov 06, 2009 4:43 am

Sunflowers wrote:This article is very sad, but also very uplifting.

I read about the notes Elena left behind in the news paper last week.
Both parents kept a note that they will never ever open.

It really touched me.
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Re: Awwww - a heartwarming story

Postby Phonedave » Mon Nov 09, 2009 11:47 am

I would find that devastating if it happend to me.

It's a wonderfull thing (and very mature) that the girl did. However, I think that if my own child died, and I were to find random notes from her hidden in a book, or in winter clothes, or in a drawer, etc. I think each time I found one it would start the emotions all over again.

Hopefully I will never have to find out what it's like.

I now know that when my kids write little notes to me it means a lot. It also provides wonderfull insight into just how much they look up to me and must think I can do amazing things. I got a note from my 8 y/o this weekend. She was just drawing, and made a note that said "Dad, you rock" and it had a picture of me on it. I was doing a one armed handstand on my index finger. According to her, that is what I do when I do yoga. Now I mean I am flexable, and in decent shape, but I can't even do a normal handstand, let alone on one finger :)

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