ITS ALL ABOUT HEART
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Hi Donna, I loved reading your memories about your dad and Jennene's too! It's funny you sang songs to him. I saw on TV once a doctor said that singing Christmas Carols (they are so familiar) can trigger a part of the brain when someone is in a coma. The doc told his wife to come in singing Christmas carols if he was ever in a coma. Don't know if there is science behind it or not but your story sure supports it. My father too suffered from an early heart attack in his forties, quadruple bypass, and then a stroke. He left us way too soon at age 67 from another heart attack. The holidays so often bring to mind those who played important roles in our lives. Thanks for sharing your story! ♥Caren Dear Jennene, Thank you so much for sharing your beautiful story of your dad and for also sharing your moment of crying. You know tears are good, healthy and releasing of whatever we need to shed. One always feels better after a good cry . At least I know I do. I know you stated that you and your dad didnt get to share in to many memories but instead of focusing on that I think you should look at it that you and your dad made the most important memories. And those are the ones you just shared. That he and you became close friends. A gift he gave you also was sharing his openess and embracing you. He taught you a valuable lesson. To show nothing but LOVE as you put it. I hope you see the fact that you being able to go to the hospital to be with him..and to talk with him etc..As a beautiful gift before his passing. Many people don't get that opportunity...For some its a needed closure. I was with my father when he passed on and as odd as this may sound.. it was a very fulfilling and rewarding experience to be with him at that moment. For some that is difficult..But for me ? It was something I wanted/needed. "to be with him in his tansition" Thank you so much for being sincere and sharing your personal story. Cherish it because it is significant. P>S and never be ashamed of those tears Love Angeliis You know, I never really knew my dad until I was about 16 years old. But I tell you after he and I finally was able to get pass that difficult time, he later became my FRIEND. And he had a heart that was so open and embracing to me and unfortunately we never got to share in to many memories because a few years after he and I united he would always come by to see me know matter where we were living. And after I had my daughter in 93, I remember he stopped by this particular day, to say hi and to see the baby for the very 1st time. And I had know clue at the time how he was dealing with soooo much on his plate, I never knew he had kidney disease until I one day received a call from my mother maybe about 2 or 3 years later. And I remember going to the hospital to see him and from their briefly speaking to him on the phone. Despite the circumstances he was their to see me grow up, in an indirect way. Because he and my mothers brother were actually best friends. And as always every time I would see him he always, always showed me nothing but LOVE. Wow! I can't believe I'm actually crying after all these years, but he was know doubt my INSPIRATION because although he was going through a lot, he would always, always make it his business to make time for me. Even though he shared his life with his new family, new wife, new set of kids etc. etc. He always made me feel SPECIAL and wanted. Blessings, Jennnene
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