1/ Just shy of 4 years ago, Dad came to live with us after he had a mild stroke. I promised him I would take care of him to the end and that as long as we could safely keep him here we would. He got to go camping with us, a couple of trips out of state, family gatherings and all kinds of adventures. Dad was my first best friend. When I was a baby, I pretty much puked on him every night. He never complained. He taught me how to use his tools. He built me my very own playhouse when I was little.

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幾秒內	Ann Struble fftaz71	2/ When I learned to drive, he made sure I knew how to change my oil, spark plugs and check the fluids in my car and change the tire. He was always there for me, no matter what. When I told him I got a ring, he said go ahead and answer it. I had to tell him it wasn’t THAT kind of ring. Then he said “Oh…how long do I have?” 😂. When I’d set up for exempt meetings, Dad liked to come and be at the firehouse for the afternoon. He made it a point to make people laugh.
2 小時內	Gail Mead egmeadwrites	Thank you for caring for him to the end. As Anita Moorjani says, after her NDE she learned loved ones can hear you after they've gone. Thank you for sharing this story. Bless you 🙏