A sick elderly millionaire asked the nurse to pretend to be her daughter for a day, minutes later...
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
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I'm not crying, you are😊. Beautiful story. Wonderful lessons!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
This nurse became the angel of light for this wonderful Mom..her heart full of love is testament ..the umbilical cord may be sliced but the love endures forever..
Very touching story
Beautiful story.I am touched by the story
The surrogate daughter filled the space of Emily. It’s similar to Gestalt intervention used to bring closure and understanding to a seemingly disruptive event in peoples’ lives. This scenario works wonderfully as the story builds. The mother allowed the nurse to step into to role of a distanced daughter, somewhat of an uncomfortable request although the nurse acquiesced and accepted that journey. There seems to be some minor repetitions in each of these stories . Reference to the Sun at the window or Sun in the evening. It fits pretty OK, though noticeable. Sarah walking the hall and rcommemorating the cherishing of moments shared:. Love, acceptance, and forgiveness. Sarah played her role well, and the sequence was believable. The one day requested stretched into days as Mrs Donavon received the comfort and love that she deserved. Emily also got the gift of closure that allowed for her Mother’s peaceful transition. Heart-warming story. Thank you.
goodbye ma
Beautiful 🌹❤
Thank you! Cheers!
Surely the nurse could have worn a more appropriate dress, The length is disgusting. NO genuine nurse would be allowed to wear such a short dress.
I haven't seen a nurse wear a cap in decades. Most nurses I know wear pants and a scrub jacket..