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In life their are songs that you remember that were meaningful to others in this case my mom. As a kid she would say to us I love this song and then would tell me why it meant so much to her.
At around 2:30 this morning I was in bed with my kindle on and it was playing random songs. This song came on and I thought of my mom. I never payed attention to the words as a kid. My mother and father were very much in love and shared over 60 years together 57 of which they were married and had their 5 children. They had all of the stress issues of a family and my dad almost passed when he was in his 40’s
My mom passed away almost 2 .5 years ago and my dad is still coping with the loss.
This morning at 2:30 I became aware of the words and understood why my mom loved this so much. I laid in bed looking at my wife and thought of all she has been through with my dire cancer diagnosis, having to figure out the house hold finances, support our 4 children emotionally and work full time to handle the bills and obligations.
I believe that song was meant for that quiet moment to remind me of my mom and dad and the common treads shared by my life walk and theirs.
I am sure for many of you as well.
Our significant others are our treasures, gifts from God and should be valued and recognized as such.
For my parents, my bride smile emoticon and all of yours smile emoticon
God bless you all.
Danny
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