When I came back from Iraq, I ended up in South Carolina, and rented a house in a surbaban neighborhood near the base I was working at, and there was a young neighbor boy next door that was diagnosed with cancer, having to go through chemo. such a horrible thing. And as he began losing his hair, and his parents told him, "might as well shave it now"... I and several other neihbors cam to the house, along with several of his neighborhood friends, and we all sat down to get our heads shaved first, in support of him. :)
Oh wow ... I can't imagine what that was like and this video. My sincere condolences at your loss. Please drop a note here what disorder and a nonprofit that would benefit from donations in her name. Can be local or national you just let us know and I think others will join me. I'm not rich it won't be huge but I will happily give up a few meals eating out to honor your daughter and your family.
A few years ago I was blessed with an amazing friendship. Jacque and I bonded over our love of Labradors, our special pups, her love of my photography (my strongest supporter), and lots of little things. Kind, giving, compassionate, intelligent and so much more made Jacque who she was. In 2018 on her birthday she was diagnosed with Stage IV breast cancer ... had surgery was told everything was clear. A few months later shortly after returning to work she as in an accident, ER doc said he was glad she felt okay but since major surgery a few months back he wanted a scan ... the results were shocking ... she had Stage IV ovarian and 12 other primary cancers (all stage 1) ... insane. She kept fighting ... this past fall I started "dancing" with her as she had grown to weak to stand without help. She was terrified of falling as we moved from bed to wheel chair, wheel chair to lift chair recliner ... to the toilet .. into car ... so as I picked her up she wrapped her arms around my neck and we danced. I would hum to her and kept telling her I had her I promised she would never fall ... I kept that promise. She always apologized for being a burden and I told her every time she wasn't a burden, she was a gift. I danced with her for the last time in the ER on Dec 14th as I moved her from her chair to the bed in the ER. I picked her up completely and laid her back onto the bed, she held on and cried a little. 7 hours later they asked about resuscitation if necessary as they were settling her into ICU, she chose none. She fought for another week with strength and dignity far beyond anything I would have. The dancing in this video tore me up. Sebs I'm glad your daughter was a fighter too and that she is thriving, your love of your family is clear. Thank you for being open about that. I didn't know I needed another cry but seeing this video helped release some of my pent up emotions. Take care and go dance with your daughters and wife as soon as you can ... yes put on music and dance with all, and with each one individually.
I lost my 13 yr old daughter to brain cancer 3 years ago. This song crushes me every time, as it is so heartwarming and yet hides how much torture people go through fighting cancer. Great reaction and I'm thrilled your oldest made it.
Had a friend that had that had cancer. I was heartbroken. She took my hand and sais there are things way worse than death. She fought it for 10 years. She called me one evening and told me she was tired of fighting, dien the next morning. She was braver than I would have been. My super hero. Bless you for playing this song.✌️
This song always hits me in the feels. My mom had breast cancer and I had to help her shower when she got sick and when her hair started falling out, we both cried. She went to be with Jesus 8 years ago now and I miss her
I write in every Senior's yearbook "Please look up the lyrics to 'My Wish' by Rascal Flatts and know someone thinks highly of you' in addition to whatever personal note I put in it.
The real Sarah Beth is the girl swinging from above the stage in the video. This was a true story and just another song that country music brings to life in a truly great way. Keep up the good job of reacting to the videos especially the country ones. I was never a country fan until the 1990's when the music being produced at the time and currently left me without any enjoyment. I was raised in New Jersey and hated country music but oddly enough, my favorite concerts I have attended since moving south to North Carolina are country concerts. Reba McEntire is one of the greatest shows I have ever attended and she is one of the reasons my opinion of country music changed. Thanks for your great reactions.
Although I have always lived in the south I was never a country fan but my husband is. Years ago he almost forced me to go to a Reba concert. It was amazing! And helped cracked that shell of acceptance. I won't say I'm a super fan but I'm not a super fan of anything. I enjoy and appreciate most genres. Its more about the song for me rather than the style its delivered in.
Sebs...thanks for reacting to this. Yes, this song makes you feel every emotion in a matter of minutes. That is what country does. Thank God your daughter is fine, our God is good.
This song is based on a true story and Sara Beth and her boyfriend stayed together until her death. Me and my husband lost our first born a hour after his birth 30 years ago and it’s something we’ve never got over. No one should ever have to bury their child.
As a father I agree it can get to you when it hits home. On a different sorta subject the first time I ever had a thriller get to me was "Pet Cemetery" as my son was about the same age as the young boy in the movie and I could only imagine what a father would be willing to do and it crushed me. My daughter will be 21 this December. She was Baptized on Fathers Day this year. She might be grown up but as they say she will always be my baby girl!
Sadly we'll never have any new Rascall Flatts songs as the broke up in 2021. But Gary Levox(the lead singer) has put out some stuff I believe. This song hits really close to home for me as well. Lost my 11 year old cousin to brain cancer just before Christmas of 2021.. she was such a light to us the in 17 months we had her after her diagnosis. Rest in peace Ava Marie Woodard❤️
If it makes you feel any better, watching this one with you was probably about the hundredth time I've heard this song - and I was still sitting here crying with you. I'm really enjoying your introduction to country music. So many people just think they don't like country because they've been told by others all their lives that it's "lame" or whatever but once they HEAR it... I love seeing your reactions to these country songs I've loved for years!
I am so sorry that you and your wife went through the nightmare of your baby girl being ill. I am thrilled that she is okay now! This song hits so many people. In January 2008 I shaved my head in support of my sister-in-law who had started chemo....she didn't lose her hair!! Four months later my dad died and his only daughter, me, was almost bald which threw a lot of people off! I have shaved it again in support of a friend. But now it's my turn...59 year old woman with no hair due to an illness I have. I have come to believe that bald is beautiful and more people should willingly become bald in support of others. In the grand scheme of things, hair is way down the list. But at Sarabeth's age, I would have had the same reaction.
This is a true story. The footage at the end is the real Sara Beth. She was in the Make A Wish foundation, and she wanted to meet Rascal Flatts, who were her favorite band. They were so touched by her story that they wrote a song about her.
“It would be a mistake to take a girl with no hair to the prom”. This line just guts me. As a parent wishing with everything you are that you could fix that situation it knowing that there is nothing you can do. Emotionally, this song hits so hard.
I really appreciate your honest views on all the different genres. For a change of pace, please get your wife to watch Home Free's cover of "When a Man Loves a Woman"! This is one of the best accopella groups I have ever heard in my 63 years! Keep up the good work and remember there are good country songs that don't rip your heart out!
Country Music, is a genre that speaks to your life, to your lived experiences. Trace Atkins has a song called "Songs about me" which is basically about someone not liking Country till they actually went to a concert and realized the songs spoke to their life and similar experiences. Country is a lot more about heart, spirit, and life than most other genres. Its not all sad songs but Country has a LOT. If you go to any funeral in a rural state I can assure you 90% of the playlist honoring the dead will be country songs that remind the listeners of them. A few years ago my 23 year old sister passed. At the time and for awhile after there was this song on the radio that anytime one of us would turn it on it was playing, And its "You Should Be Here" by Cole Swindell. He either wrote it or he recorded it in honor of his father who had passed. But that song was always on the radio and so we couldn't escape this song that she actually really liked and it talked about how this person you love and miss should be here with you and it broke us every time. Even now years later I hear it and think of her, think of all those we have lost. But I don't just think of her sudden passing (she had a seizure) I recall how much she liked the song and all the things in her life she did love and it makes me smile. So even the sad songs can bring a light into the life of those who hear it. Then there are songs that gut you, that leave you in tears every single time you hear them. I cannot listen to "My Little Red Balloon" by Kristina Cornell or "The Balloon Song" by Mark Wills because both speak of children dealing with the passing of those they love and it destroys me every single time because of the passing of my grandfather when I was a little kid. He was my best friend and my mentor, losing him was and is a wound I never really process till I hear these songs and it reminds me of the grief of that time. Listen at your own emotional peril.
Rascal Flatts is an amazing country group. My wish is the name of my favorite song by them. It's a song for my kids. Always has been . Also I'm moving on is my own personal song...
Great reaction and yes, a great song. This was released as a 'secret' track on their CD when it came out, at the end of the other songs but not on the label. I'm not a teen by any stretch, but I was diagnosed with cancer at 49 and through various treatments have held on for 13 years and counting, but a few years ago I had to go through chemo and lost my hair. I didn't think it would be such a big deal for a guy in his 50s, but I HATED the sensation of being bald and wore one of those knit "cancer caps" 24/7. I was so glad when it mostly came back in, although my moustache of 40 years faded away for good. I don't care for how I look without hair on my face, so I have to settle for a scraggly Amish style beard these days. For a teenage girl, losing your hair would be devastating.
I almost lost my son before birth, then after, at 28 weeks. Born at 1 pound. At the same time my good friend had her son...same day. He got leukemia at 18 mos. He and my boy are both going to be 21 in a week. ❤️
This song is tearful. It's moving. Our oldest daughter,when she was five , had scarlet fever. She came so close to dying. After weeks of being so sick and weak, the medicine was finally working. We were amazed . Our oldest was going to make it. She stayed weak for months. Somehow she got stronger. It's so scary when you have a child so sick. She got better. Ended up serving in the Navy. Then fate turned it's ugly head again, she got diagnosed with female cancer in her tubes while she was serving and being deployed. She has to take the honorable discharge to deal with her cancer treatment. It was so heartbreaking and traumatic. She had to give up serving her country which she loved. She lost her beautiful dark wavy hair. She fought hard for two years against that horrible disease and finally beat it. She is my hero. She is a tough fighter. She's a momma if a beautiful girl who looks just like her. We almost lost her twice to two diseases. This song gets me every time I hear it. It's touching and sweet and so graceful. My heart goes out to every parent who has dealt with these tragedies in their lives. God bless all.
Supposedly, the girl dancing on the stage in the video is the girl the song was written for. (She looks similar to the girl in the video so I’m not sure.) If remember correctly, it was her Make-a-Wish that brought this all to fruition, and Rascal Flatts stepped in and did this for her.
😢 Watching old favorite reactions - I love this song, as a stage 4 cancer survivor myself and a mom But... admittedly, one of the things I struggled the most with in my faith (raised Southern Baptist) was how God could allow children, specifically children, to suffer so much .... ❤ By being victims of various things, albeit sickness or crime related
This song is based on a real girl(as far as I believe) and it always make me cry. Country music tells stories of real life, good or bad, but it's REAL. I was, and am, a headbanger from way back but country makes you FEEL!!
Mr. Sebs Duran, We had our 2nd baby, but he was rushed to the NICU and was there for over 2 weeks. They could not stop my labor and our baby was coming breech, so my doctor performed an emergency C-Section. I was only 6 months pregnant with him. They sent my husband & I home after 4 days, but our baby boy had to stay, and that is heartbreaking. This song by Joy Gardner “The Promise”[LIVE], it is very true.
You have become one of my favorite reaction channels! Since you're going down the road of country you should react to Martina McBride's Concrete Angel. If you want an uplifting song check out Carrie Underwood featuring Vince Gill, How Great Thou Art. Both are amazing women with fanaminal voices. You won't be disappointed!
Anyone - your coworker, the person serving you coffee, your mail carrier, even your best friend - ANYONE, no matter how healthy, stable, well-adjusted or "normal" they seem to you, can be the girl in this video without you knowing it. Also, anyone - no matter how strong, happy, and carefree they seem can be the guy in this video. Be kind to everyone. "Love thy neighbor".
Some more Flatts: Fun/upbeat songs: "Me and my gang", "Bob that head", "summer nights", "mayberry", "Here's to you", "Fast cars and freedom", "Why wait", "Banjo" Serious/Sad: "Here comes goodbye", "Changed", "Bless the broken road", "what hurts the most"
I enjoy watching your reactions and journey into American country music. I also know how you are reluctant to get emotional. However I recommend to watch and react to official video of Randy Travis singing He Walked on Water. It will hit you in the feels I warn you but it’s a beautiful song of remembering your family.
Never met my daughter. She was born while I was deployed. Passed before my return. Was offered a hardship trip home .I told my co I would stay, for her. Wouldn't want to disappoint her by not finishing the job. Her name was Katherine.
What do you call PTSD but in a good way? This song does that for me because it reminds me of the day my daughter was diagnosed with leukemia but in doing so it also reminds me that she is a fighter and 6 years later 100% cancer free. She is my little hero and I don't know what I would do without her.
It you have started to enjoy crying at country songs, you should follow this up with the video for "What Hurts The Most" by Rascal Flatts, then completely drown yourself in tears with "Why" by Rascal Flatts.
Hi Sebs. You should try their song/video "What Hurts The Most." If you do it, make sure to do the official video. The song doesn't hit the same way otherwise.
Fantastic reaction as always. I noticed that you had some skips in the song, I am assuming for copyright claims. Idk if you have tried it but I have seen some reactors flip the video and make it kind of transparent. Maybe you can try that if you haven't!
One great song to look at is If Heaven by Andy Griggs or If Heaven Wasn’t So Far Away by Justin Moore. They both really hit me hard since losing my daddy and my brother-in-law.
My daughter was born at 28 weeks and she had a stage 3/stage 4 bilateral brain bleed and they told us that they didnt know if she was going to make it but she did.
Thats another example of the mantra that says country reflects life through its stories 3 chords and the truth.
When I came back from Iraq, I ended up in South Carolina, and rented a house in a surbaban neighborhood near the base I was working at, and there was a young neighbor boy next door that was diagnosed with cancer, having to go through chemo. such a horrible thing. And as he began losing his hair, and his parents told him, "might as well shave it now"... I and several other neihbors cam to the house, along with several of his neighborhood friends, and we all sat down to get our heads shaved first, in support of him. :)
This song hits too close to home. We lost our oldest daughter at 16 in 2010 to an immune deficiency disorder. Her name was Sarah Elizabeth , amazing!
I am so truly sorry to hear that.
@@olanaowen7320 thank you. It never goes away but knowing I will see her again fills me with joy!!
My heart goes out to you and your family
@@gregwhitworth thank you. God Bless you and yours!!
Oh wow ... I can't imagine what that was like and this video. My sincere condolences at your loss. Please drop a note here what disorder and a nonprofit that would benefit from donations in her name. Can be local or national you just let us know and I think others will join me. I'm not rich it won't be huge but I will happily give up a few meals eating out to honor your daughter and your family.
A few years ago I was blessed with an amazing friendship. Jacque and I bonded over our love of Labradors, our special pups, her love of my photography (my strongest supporter), and lots of little things. Kind, giving, compassionate, intelligent and so much more made Jacque who she was. In 2018 on her birthday she was diagnosed with Stage IV breast cancer ... had surgery was told everything was clear. A few months later shortly after returning to work she as in an accident, ER doc said he was glad she felt okay but since major surgery a few months back he wanted a scan ... the results were shocking ... she had Stage IV ovarian and 12 other primary cancers (all stage 1) ... insane. She kept fighting ... this past fall I started "dancing" with her as she had grown to weak to stand without help. She was terrified of falling as we moved from bed to wheel chair, wheel chair to lift chair recliner ... to the toilet .. into car ... so as I picked her up she wrapped her arms around my neck and we danced. I would hum to her and kept telling her I had her I promised she would never fall ... I kept that promise. She always apologized for being a burden and I told her every time she wasn't a burden, she was a gift. I danced with her for the last time in the ER on Dec 14th as I moved her from her chair to the bed in the ER. I picked her up completely and laid her back onto the bed, she held on and cried a little. 7 hours later they asked about resuscitation if necessary as they were settling her into ICU, she chose none. She fought for another week with strength and dignity far beyond anything I would have. The dancing in this video tore me up. Sebs I'm glad your daughter was a fighter too and that she is thriving, your love of your family is clear. Thank you for being open about that. I didn't know I needed another cry but seeing this video helped release some of my pent up emotions. Take care and go dance with your daughters and wife as soon as you can ... yes put on music and dance with all, and with each one individually.
I lost my 13 yr old daughter to brain cancer 3 years ago. This song crushes me every time, as it is so heartwarming and yet hides how much torture people go through fighting cancer. Great reaction and I'm thrilled your oldest made it.
God Bless you and your family. Cancer is an ugly disease and needs to be eradicated. Much Love and prayers my friend.
My deepest sympathy. My brother passed away from brain cancer 14 years ago.
@@richardmodglin3900 God Bless
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God bless and comfort you.
Had a friend that had that had cancer. I was heartbroken. She took my hand and sais there are things way worse than death. She fought it for 10 years. She called me one evening and told me she was tired of fighting, dien the next morning. She was braver than I would have been. My super hero. Bless you for playing this song.✌️
This song always hits me in the feels. My mom had breast cancer and I had to help her shower when she got sick and when her hair started falling out, we both cried. She went to be with Jesus 8 years ago now and I miss her
Rascal Flatts gave so much money to the Children’s Hospital in Memphis - St Jude’s - that works miracles
Their song “My Wish” is the song I danced with my son at his wedding. Perfect song from parents to a child.
I write in every Senior's yearbook "Please look up the lyrics to 'My Wish' by Rascal Flatts and know someone thinks highly of you' in addition to whatever personal note I put in it.
@@moms2398 that’s awesome! I have two boys and this song says exactly what I wish for them.
my grandfather dedicated that song to me as a child a couple months before he passed away
The real Sarah Beth is the girl swinging from above the stage in the video. This was a true story and just another song that country music brings to life in a truly great way. Keep up the good job of reacting to the videos especially the country ones. I was never a country fan until the 1990's when the music being produced at the time and currently left me without any enjoyment. I was raised in New Jersey and hated country music but oddly enough, my favorite concerts I have attended since moving south to North Carolina are country concerts. Reba McEntire is one of the greatest shows I have ever attended and she is one of the reasons my opinion of country music changed. Thanks for your great reactions.
Although I have always lived in the south I was never a country fan but my husband is. Years ago he almost forced me to go to a Reba concert. It was amazing! And helped cracked that shell of acceptance. I won't say I'm a super fan but I'm not a super fan of anything. I enjoy and appreciate most genres. Its more about the song for me rather than the style its delivered in.
Can't go wrong with any of Rascal Flatts catalog 🤘🏻 thank you Sebs
Amen!!
Country music always tells a story that touches your heart either with sadness, love, joy but always truth
Wow, they've really given you all the tear jerkers. I almost never see this one reacted to. It is one of my favorites.
What hurts the most is another great song by Rascal Flatts and one of my favorites!
Rascal Flatts, I melt. Great song.
Well, I guess my fav would always have to be “I’m Movin On”. Just beautiful……HE SANG MY LIFE. 🎶
Sebs...thanks for reacting to this. Yes, this song makes you feel every emotion in a matter of minutes. That is what country does. Thank God your daughter is fine, our God is good.
Quickly becoming my favorite Reactor. Thanks Sebs
This song is based on a true story and Sara Beth and her boyfriend stayed together until her death. Me and my husband lost our first born a hour after his birth 30 years ago and it’s something we’ve never got over. No one should ever have to bury their child.
@sebs Duran it isn't that we want you to cry we just know good country music and great story telling. I am so glad to find you. I am a new subscriber.
Also, I'm a two time cancer survivor, my beloved Sister is a cancer survivor. So often we get past the fear this song expresses.
As a father I agree it can get to you when it hits home. On a different sorta subject the first time I ever had a thriller get to me was "Pet Cemetery" as my son was about the same age as the young boy in the movie and I could only imagine what a father would be willing to do and it crushed me. My daughter will be 21 this December. She was Baptized on Fathers Day this year. She might be grown up but as they say she will always be my baby girl!
Love Rascal Flatts!
Sadly we'll never have any new Rascall Flatts songs as the broke up in 2021. But Gary Levox(the lead singer) has put out some stuff I believe.
This song hits really close to home for me as well. Lost my 11 year old cousin to brain cancer just before Christmas of 2021.. she was such a light to us the in 17 months we had her after her diagnosis. Rest in peace Ava Marie Woodard❤️
I'm so sorry for your loss! May she be at peace now and you have a beautiful angel looking over you.
This is a true story i believe from Kentucky. Her life was cut short, but thankful for rascal flats for sharing her story.
If it makes you feel any better, watching this one with you was probably about the hundredth time I've heard this song - and I was still sitting here crying with you. I'm really enjoying your introduction to country music. So many people just think they don't like country because they've been told by others all their lives that it's "lame" or whatever but once they HEAR it... I love seeing your reactions to these country songs I've loved for years!
I am so sorry that you and your wife went through the nightmare of your baby girl being ill. I am thrilled that she is okay now!
This song hits so many people. In January 2008 I shaved my head in support of my sister-in-law who had started chemo....she didn't lose her hair!! Four months later my dad died and his only daughter, me, was almost bald which threw a lot of people off! I have shaved it again in support of a friend. But now it's my turn...59 year old woman with no hair due to an illness I have. I have come to believe that bald is beautiful and more people should willingly become bald in support of others. In the grand scheme of things, hair is way down the list. But at Sarabeth's age, I would have had the same reaction.
I love me some rascal flats 🎶😉✨country story telling greatness 🎶🙏🏽 prayers for anyone fighting the battle ❣️
This is a true story. The footage at the end is the real Sara Beth. She was in the Make A Wish foundation, and she wanted to meet Rascal Flatts, who were her favorite band. They were so touched by her story that they wrote a song about her.
Awesome song and reaction. I'm sitting here at work with tears in my eyes thinking of my kids.
“It would be a mistake to take a girl with no hair to the prom”. This line just guts me. As a parent wishing with everything you are that you could fix that situation it knowing that there is nothing you can do. Emotionally, this song hits so hard.
That young man was raised right. A real man already.
We as parents never wanna see r children go through any tuff times but if so we can only pray that someone could care and love them like this!!!
This song, it’s power, it’s what made rascal flats my favorite band, left me heartbroken when the group broke up
Great reflection on sometimes despite the hardships in reality.. it's in those times we experience the greatest love.
Such a marvelous song.
Your right country songs tell a story.
I really appreciate your honest views on all the different genres. For a change of pace, please get your wife to watch Home Free's cover of "When a Man Loves a Woman"! This is one of the best accopella groups I have ever heard in my 63 years! Keep up the good work and remember there are good country songs that don't rip your heart out!
What hurts the most. ....amazing song by them!
I've NEVER listened to this with my eyes watering EVER.......
Country Music, is a genre that speaks to your life, to your lived experiences. Trace Atkins has a song called "Songs about me" which is basically about someone not liking Country till they actually went to a concert and realized the songs spoke to their life and similar experiences. Country is a lot more about heart, spirit, and life than most other genres. Its not all sad songs but Country has a LOT. If you go to any funeral in a rural state I can assure you 90% of the playlist honoring the dead will be country songs that remind the listeners of them.
A few years ago my 23 year old sister passed. At the time and for awhile after there was this song on the radio that anytime one of us would turn it on it was playing, And its "You Should Be Here" by Cole Swindell. He either wrote it or he recorded it in honor of his father who had passed. But that song was always on the radio and so we couldn't escape this song that she actually really liked and it talked about how this person you love and miss should be here with you and it broke us every time. Even now years later I hear it and think of her, think of all those we have lost. But I don't just think of her sudden passing (she had a seizure) I recall how much she liked the song and all the things in her life she did love and it makes me smile. So even the sad songs can bring a light into the life of those who hear it.
Then there are songs that gut you, that leave you in tears every single time you hear them. I cannot listen to "My Little Red Balloon" by Kristina Cornell or "The Balloon Song" by Mark Wills because both speak of children dealing with the passing of those they love and it destroys me every single time because of the passing of my grandfather when I was a little kid. He was my best friend and my mentor, losing him was and is a wound I never really process till I hear these songs and it reminds me of the grief of that time. Listen at your own emotional peril.
No bad song by Rascal Flatts can't wait to see more all usually have a story. Keep being you
You made me cry damnit and I remember when they released this song 🥰
Love the commentary on this one, brother. Them stories!
Rascal Flatts is an amazing country group. My wish is the name of my favorite song by them. It's a song for my kids. Always has been . Also I'm moving on is my own personal song...
One of my favorite songs is I Believe - Diamond Rio. Odd subject. Great video.
Great reaction and yes, a great song. This was released as a 'secret' track on their CD when it came out, at the end of the other songs but not on the label.
I'm not a teen by any stretch, but I was diagnosed with cancer at 49 and through various treatments have held on for 13 years and counting, but a few years ago I had to go through chemo and lost my hair. I didn't think it would be such a big deal for a guy in his 50s, but I HATED the sensation of being bald and wore one of those knit "cancer caps" 24/7. I was so glad when it mostly came back in, although my moustache of 40 years faded away for good. I don't care for how I look without hair on my face, so I have to settle for a scraggly Amish style beard these days.
For a teenage girl, losing your hair would be devastating.
Im not crying....
"Holy water" by big and rich is so powerful!!!
I almost lost my son before birth, then after, at 28 weeks. Born at 1 pound. At the same time my good friend had her son...same day. He got leukemia at 18 mos. He and my boy are both going to be 21 in a week. ❤️
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This song always gets me.
Great reaction for a great song.
This song is tearful. It's moving. Our oldest daughter,when she was five , had scarlet fever. She came so close to dying. After weeks of being so sick and weak, the medicine was finally working. We were amazed . Our oldest was going to make it. She stayed weak for months. Somehow she got stronger. It's so scary when you have a child so sick. She got better. Ended up serving in the Navy. Then fate turned it's ugly head again, she got diagnosed with female cancer in her tubes while she was serving and being deployed. She has to take the honorable discharge to deal with her cancer treatment. It was so heartbreaking and traumatic. She had to give up serving her country which she loved. She lost her beautiful dark wavy hair. She fought hard for two years against that horrible disease and finally beat it. She is my hero. She is a tough fighter. She's a momma if a beautiful girl who looks just like her. We almost lost her twice to two diseases. This song gets me every time I hear it. It's touching and sweet and so graceful. My heart goes out to every parent who has dealt with these tragedies in their lives. God bless all.
Supposedly, the girl dancing on the stage in the video is the girl the song was written for. (She looks similar to the girl in the video so I’m not sure.) If remember correctly, it was her Make-a-Wish that brought this all to fruition, and Rascal Flatts stepped in and did this for her.
Good reaction and thoughts
Wow. U blew me away
😢 Watching old favorite reactions -
I love this song, as a stage 4 cancer survivor myself and a mom
But... admittedly, one of the things I struggled the most with in my faith (raised Southern Baptist) was how God could allow children, specifically children, to suffer so much .... ❤
By being victims of various things, albeit sickness or crime related
Nice reaction brother very good
This song is based on a real girl(as far as I believe) and it always make me cry. Country music tells stories of real life, good or bad, but it's REAL. I was, and am, a headbanger from way back but country makes you FEEL!!
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As the father of a child with leukemia this is a nightmare that you never think can happen to you, until it does.
My daughter is 7. She is fighting AML. This song breaks me to the pieces
I used to call my daughter Sara Beth instead of the full Elizabeth til I heard this song...can't do it anymore 😭 so beautiful
That is a true story
Mr. Sebs Duran, We had our 2nd baby, but he was rushed to the NICU and was there for over 2 weeks. They could not stop my labor and our baby was coming breech, so my doctor performed an emergency C-Section. I was only 6 months pregnant with him. They sent my husband & I home after 4 days, but our baby boy had to stay, and that is heartbreaking. This song by Joy Gardner “The Promise”[LIVE], it is very true.
Thanks Sebs
There is no doubt that the people suggesting your country reactions are trying to break you down 😂😂❤ great song
As a dad that had my 1st born child my son was sick from the time he was born till we lost him at 6 months I feel your pain 😢
Excellent reaction. If this song didn't make you 'FEEL' I would be concerned about you.
I cant even appreciate the song with the hack job of an edit going on
I appreciate your ear. Keep open.
Great one! Listen to their song, What hurts the most.
You have become one of my favorite reaction channels! Since you're going down the road of country you should react to Martina McBride's Concrete Angel. If you want an uplifting song check out Carrie Underwood featuring Vince Gill, How Great Thou Art. Both are amazing women with fanaminal voices. You won't be disappointed!
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If you could watch rascal Flatts "what hurts the most"
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Dude... you with daughters need to reacts to " I Loved Her First" sung by Heartland
For sure!!
Absolutely!!!
Anyone - your coworker, the person serving you coffee, your mail carrier, even your best friend - ANYONE, no matter how healthy, stable, well-adjusted or "normal" they seem to you, can be the girl in this video without you knowing it. Also, anyone - no matter how strong, happy, and carefree they seem can be the guy in this video. Be kind to everyone. "Love thy neighbor".
Some more Flatts:
Fun/upbeat songs: "Me and my gang", "Bob that head", "summer nights", "mayberry", "Here's to you", "Fast cars and freedom", "Why wait", "Banjo"
Serious/Sad: "Here comes goodbye", "Changed", "Bless the broken road", "what hurts the most"
I enjoy watching your reactions and journey into American country music. I also know how you are reluctant to get emotional. However I recommend to watch and react to official video of Randy Travis singing He Walked on Water. It will hit you in the feels I warn you but it’s a beautiful song of remembering your family.
Never met my daughter. She was born while I was deployed. Passed before my return. Was offered a hardship trip home
.I told my co I would stay, for her. Wouldn't want to disappoint her by not finishing the job. Her name was Katherine.
What do you call PTSD but in a good way? This song does that for me because it reminds me of the day my daughter was diagnosed with leukemia but in doing so it also reminds me that she is a fighter and 6 years later 100% cancer free. She is my little hero and I don't know what I would do without her.
So damn 😢
It you have started to enjoy crying at country songs, you should follow this up with the video for "What Hurts The Most" by Rascal Flatts, then completely drown yourself in tears with "Why" by Rascal Flatts.
I wish I could afford…I would love to see you discover The Zac Brown Band. Masters in Musicianship.
Concrete angel by Martina McBride. Is a song that will get me everytime 😢😢 and whiskey lulling by Brad paisley
I did the same thing when my husband lost his hair during chemo. His fight is my fight and together we will win.
Hi Sebs. You should try their song/video "What Hurts The Most." If you do it, make sure to do the official video. The song doesn't hit the same way otherwise.
Fantastic reaction as always.
I noticed that you had some skips in the song, I am assuming for copyright claims.
Idk if you have tried it but I have seen some reactors flip the video and make it kind of transparent.
Maybe you can try that if you haven't!
One great song to look at is If Heaven by Andy Griggs or If Heaven Wasn’t So Far Away by Justin Moore. They both really hit me hard since losing my daddy and my brother-in-law.
My oldest son is dying of ALS this song is great.
I met them and I asked if this song was written for someone, it was written for a relative of Madonna's ❤
Beautiful video. It is strange how the boy gets to the dance and has all his hair back, though. lol
Red Divine. Teddy Bear.
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And those are happy songs
Fancy by Reba is one of the best story-telling song/video ever!
My daughter was born at 28 weeks and she had a stage 3/stage 4 bilateral brain bleed and they told us that they didnt know if she was going to make it but she did.
Another one for you and your wife Christina Perri singing ‘A Thousand Years’ very good.
Way to be a champ, Linda.....sorry for you, sebs
This is a true story about a girl named Sara Beth from Kentucky. She passed away a few months before her high school graduation.
Glad your baby got better… but I love this song and the truth it holds…