and he said, "I hate to see you like this baby, I love you." then she cried....
i took my grandfather to see his wife of 50 some odd years, my grandmother, for the first time after her brain surgery. Christmas Day. he quietly rolled his wheelchair to the side of her bed, gently took her hand......
5 responses
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Nancy Konipol gave props (26 Dec 2007):
This is so sad and so beautiful...
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Glenn Brandenburg gave props (26 Dec 2007):
That is called Love Thanks Chana it's a beautiful sad story about life
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Nelson Campbell gave props (3 Jan 2008):
So poignant - I am familiar with these very similar circumstances.
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Sherry Davis Johnson said (17 Jan 2008):
Wow! I see things so differently. I was a nurse for 20 years. I think it's good that he was able to bythere to comfort her. I think it' s fantastic that she survived the surgery and acknowledged his presence. Thing are looking up. This was a tender, joyful and beautiful moment.
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A M said (5 Mar 2008):
i agree with sherry. it doesn't make me feel sad. i love human beings and the sweet way they can cry
