Mother's Day 2000. Visited my grandmother suffering from dementia. My cousin came in the room, with his newborn son. My grandmother's eyes lit up and she smiled. Holding my nephew many memories came flooding back. She recognized pretty much all of us that came to visit. She passed just months after that day, but as I am in tears typing this, it was the best Mother's Day ever. Love this post!
My Mom is 82, I'm 54, my daughter is 36 and her son is 4, my son is 32 and his daughter is 10. We were all together at the same place same time, 4 generations together is amazing, I cried.
I love how she's holding the baby and she then reaches up to her granddaughter and says come here sweetheart so sweetly like shes also her little baby. She made my heart melt. ❤
"... since she held a baby" Nice one taking his words out of context for the sake of.. Well, you already know. Also, how nice of you to insinuate that the guy speaking doesn't think being a mother (or father for that matter) isn't a lifetime job.. He didn't say or even hint at anything that would lead one to believe that; but you TELL EM!
This old lady was once a baby too. Almighty Allah brought us to this world for a temporary test. The real life of a person is the afterlife that begins with death. Therefore, one should not live attached to this world. He should understand that it is temporary. A person spends hours on everything in 24 hours. He spends hours watching movies, watching series, watching football, playing games, social networks, reading books, meeting friends, walking and everything else. However, he does not devote 10 minutes to worshiping Almighty Allah. He does not thank Allah by prostrating to Allah, who creates from nothing, who gives all his blessings and sustenance without reciprocation.
❤❤😅 beautiful,you just know,even the first time my instinct and confidence just came immediately,no fear just pick up and cuddle,their like wee china dolls and yet still that automatic response comes. Mine is coming out in 19 days exactly. A little boy Julian.
She immediately knew what to do? She knows what to do more than anyone in that room. Shez probably handled 10 kids by now. Her own children, her children’s children and now her grandchildren’s children. Old people know so much.
This is what a human earns, no matter how rich, famous you are at the end nothing will matter and no one will care other than your family. This grandma is so lucky.
@@magnarcreed3801 everything is possible. But it's 100% guaranteed your kids won't care about you in old age if you don't have anyone. I think it's a very small number of people who are having kids just to avoid loneliness in 50 years. Look at the joyful family in the video.
@@KateLate____ Look at child abuse and neglect percentages and you might change your mind. Homeless youth. Reasons people give CF people to have kids. Etc. Overall a terrible reason to bring life into this planet. A more secure plan is don’t have them and save the money instead so you can choose your own care.
Hopefully humans will learn from there mistakes. There's nothing more beautiful then finding someone you trust and love with all your heart and start a family with that soul. Social media,society especially in America has ruined this. Fight for your family's
And the fact that this video will last forever and he will have the chance to get to see how full of love and overwhelmed his Great Grandmother was that he came into this world while she was still alive... is everything‼️
I came into my GGMA's life in the last few years of her life. I barely remember her as a face in a hospital bed but I'm glad I got to meet her. I know she just loved me and my older brother to pieces and that's enough for me.
My Grandson is now 10months old. I break down daily when i look at him. He is my everything. I am so blessed and even more so as he is named for me . He is my life ❤
This old lady was once a baby too. Almighty Allah brought us to this world for a temporary test. The real life of a person is the afterlife that begins with death. Therefore, one should not live attached to this world. He should understand that it is temporary. A person spends hours on everything in 24 hours. He spends hours watching movies, watching series, watching football, playing games, social networks, reading books, meeting friends, walking and everything else. However, he does not devote 10 minutes to worshiping Almighty Allah. He does not thank Allah by prostrating to Allah, who creates from nothing, who gives all his blessings and sustenance without reciprocation.
@LIVE4-Adrenaline-MyRide-wj8gksome of us are not career women by choice. I would love to be at home with my 1 daughter but it’s hard to meet a stable man who wants to protect and provide so I can stay at home and raise some siblings. Right now I have to play both roles, we’ll I’m only 29 so I have faith I will meet the right person before it’s too late, but trust me it’s not by choice.
Please everyone, if you have an elderly relative go and visit. You don’t have to stay too long. Give a hug. It means everything to someone while they’re waiting to die.
And you think about the times that these people came up in - life was much harder in different ways and less comfortable. We are all lucky to be here and should thank our elders more often.
My daughter was lucky enough to get to meet her great great grandmother. Got the 5 generation pic made into a canvas and it's hanging in my living room.
Are you me?? 😂 I had the same thing! Not a canvas tho but a 5 generation picture! My daughter was the first girl born in my family since my mother. That was 43 years prior. So my great grandmother said it was the first baby girl from the family she has held in over 40 years
Wow congratulations.... Happy to hear ... I wanted something like that too.... But was too busy in buliding career, lost my grandma last year.... Still stand single.... Going after career.
Grandchildren will add years. My dad was extended 4 in a half! He went from passing away with an estimated time frame of 1 year to 4! I'm grateful he had a chance to see my big boy grow
Ist sie gar nicht. Sie drückt es einfach mit dem gesicht in ihrem pullover😮 das kind hatte not. Das war nicht der muttermodus. Das in den Kommentaren keiner sieht, was da geschieht ,zeigt warum soviele leiden und krank werden. Narzissten sind das... mit dem übergriffigen gedanke "meins" .
Oh love same!! I would've given ANYTHING for my Grandma to meet my son at least 🔂, but she literally passed away 1 week to the day that I gave birth to him😭😭 My grandma, along with my mom were my best friends so it was extremely hard not having grandma around🥹 but I know she's watching over both my babies these days!💗
When my son was born, he got to meet 3 great GREAT Grandma's!!!!!! And I'll be honest... I had my kids young and thought I'd be so glad when they grew up and moved out and got their own lives... But I cannot wait to be a Grandmother! And to get the chance to be a great grandmother, would make me beyond happy! So just try to look forward to the day that you do, too! But I'm 40 yrs old. My husband is 42. He has no bio children and wants one of course... I honestly do too... So who knows? Maybe this will be the year that I get my tubes untied and become a mom again. Ivcamt decide if I'm too old or not. But I do spend every night thinking about it and crying.
No joke I'm a CNA and I see all manner of shitty families ditching parents and grandparents I've even had a younger guy who just needed more than what assisted living could provide and his family didn't even show up for birthdays
I liked when she waved over to her granddaughter and gave her a kiss on the cheek too, while holding her great granddaughter. That was so touching to see.❤
I’m 24 and currently live with my 89 year old grandma and my 2 y/o daughter. My baby brings her so much joy, I haven’t seen her this happy since before she went into a wheelchair. Every morning my daughter runs in and says hi and she gets so excited.
This is beautiful. I got the privilege to live with my great grandmother for a while before she passed away. I miss her dearly, but I also know I was so blessed to have known her! Your daughter will be the same, I'm sure :)
@@fortheloveofdavis9577Got to know my GGma for a lil when I first got grown. So grateful to see the adult side of my roots and have some understanding on what my bloodline was about. (She shot two men lol) R.I.P Dorothy you were appreciated
My grandfather actually has one great-great-grandson, and I don't even know if they got the chance to meet. I discovered my cousin has a grandson at my aunt's wake; Grandpa does *not* handle deaty services, and I can't even imagine how he was at his own daughter's service 😥
It’s crazy to think that most of us have the ability to live long enough to see great grandchildren now. A century ago you’d be lucky to see your grandchildren.
This made me cry happy tears 😭😊... I lost my grandma in 2021, she was 87, this reminds me of my grandma holding my son when he was 1yrs old in 2018. That 1yr old revitalized her and made her so happy
My brother and myself were beaten up our whole life, got told we are worth nothing and ruinedntheblife of our parents. The house of my grandmother was my safe place. A house were I was welcome, safe and got some love. I would have killed myself without her. I left home when I was 19 and never saw again my parents nor visited their graves. But I miss my granny every day until today. And now I live in her house, with my own family and I'm sure my granny would be happy to see the toddlers living happily in her house
My grandma was the same way with me from what I’ve been told. I fussed and cried nonstop with my mom, aunts, pretty much anyone who tried to hold me but I’d immediately quiet down once she’d hold me
This is honestly an achievement and a half nowadays. managing to be a great grandfather or great grandmother and get to still be lucid and see your great grandkid. its just such a wholesome thing to happen.
@jvillegarage2278. Wow! Really? I am more than impressed about this smart comment of yours. I have never thought about this extraordinary and so unique thing. By the way, I'm more than curious to know how you could know this woman is ''amazing''. Do you know her personally or have you ever lived with her? I have always been astonished by people who do make assumptions about complete strangers.
Ive only met one great grandma and great grandpa. The rest died before I was born. Only my moms parents also lived, my dads died. My grandparents died in a car accident in their 50s about my moms current age and my great grandma died when I was pregnant with my first child and everyone kept it a secret from me until I became suspicious and finally realized she died and confronted my family. They didnt want to upset me but I realized she died before they came clean so by the time they told me I was already a huge mess freaking out because I was hurt that my family didnt tell me and upset she never got to meet her great great grandson😢 I miss them all so much!
I'm very lucky as have 3 great grandaughters. 6, 10, and nearly 15. Great grandson due in July. I'm lucky enough to be able to help out. Babysitting, school runs and taking them out for lunch. Love it. ❤❤❤💙
I really hope you will live to the day that you meet your first great-great grandchild and see them growing up, whilst being in good health. May God bless you in your big age!
I’m so sorry that they’re not here for you and your future children. I love my 3 little granddaughters and I work all the time about leaving them. I wish I could be your stand in Nana for your future babies ❤
You’re more lucky than you know to still have your grandparents, but to say that you met your great grandparents is incredible. Life is precious. Visit your family.
i got to meet my great grandfather. he wasn't around long but he lived at least the first three years of my live - i don't remember him, but i know it was special. half of my grandparents are still alive, but it was a shock to lose the others, especially since one died in 2020 and one died in 2021. they were too close together.
@@tmartin34my grandma had like 12 kids so most of my second cousins were born when i was born so they got to spend a lot of years with their great grandma
I recently lost my great grandmother. Lived to 99 years old. Both grandmother's are still alive and 1 grandfather is still living. Im 36 and having living grandparents at my age is almost unheard of let alone great grandparents. Im truly blessed
I have lost my grandparents on my dads side, and I lost my grandmother on my mothers side. Only my grandfather on mothers side is still alive (he’s maybe 83) and he still gets around just fine. I’ve lost all GG though. I’m 36 years old too. You say having a GP at our age is unheard of? I didn’t know that. The saddest thing here is the only living grandparent I have left (my mothers father) has developed dementia in 2018. And he has been entirely cruel to me since, I haven’t spoken to him since 2019. He completely abandoned me. And he’s very mean and cruel now. We were very close and had the best relationship my entire life. But then something happened to him and he has abandoned me 100% and won’t even speak to me, or my kids, and wants nothing to do with us. They say they believe it’s a form of dementia that makes you very mean and cruel….. and there’s nothing they can do to fix it. Our relationship my whole life up until 2018 was identical to the movie father of the bride, where the dad plays ball with his daughter but instead of it being dad that was my grandfather and me instead. He was even still driving me to the store in 2018 to spend time with me. Then one day I asked him for some heart burn medicine, and asked if he had any that I needed some (I was pregnant with my 3rd child) he went and got some at his house and came back over (we just live minutes from eachother at the time) and he hands it to me and says “I’ll be back over tomorrow to get $5 because that’s how much that costed me) and I laughed and said haha grandpa you’re so funny thank you and love you- see ya later! And he got this evil mean look on his face and grabbed my arm and said “ I MEAN IT, I want the money for those” and I said “what on earth is wrong with you” and he said “ I didn’t have any at my house like I thought I did so I went and bought those and it was $5 I want it back NOW” and I said “grandpa it was only $5 and I’ll give it back to you if it’s that important, here let me get my purse” and he walks away cussing me saying “no, I’m busy I’ll be back tomorrow to gather that money”. And he left and went home. I stood on my porch in tears confused for about 20 mins and couldn’t believe what had just happened. I called everyone from my husband at work, to my grandfathers wife (step grandmother) to my own mother (grandpas daughter) to my sisters to my friends and even my neighbor, and they said they didn’t have a clue what was wrong with him. I wouldn’t speak to him for weeks after that and before this was seeing him 3 times a week at least and talking on phone every other day. I remember we sold our home a month after this, we were moving to a new city about an hour away. And we needed some help moving and my family friend decided they would ask my grandfather for help since he had a large truck and if we could borrow it….. they called him and he cussed them out and said “burn it all, burn all their stuff and let them suffer I want nothing to do with it and don’t call me back”. My friend came inside with a weird look on his face and said he thinks my grandfather is playing a joke on him…… and I’m like why did you all call him he’s been acting weird and I’m not ready to speak to him yet and they said because they were desperate to find a truck because all the truck rental places were out of stock right now. I couldn’t believe he told them that stuff and so I’m in tears even more now…… I call my grandfathers wife and ask her what is going on, and she says she doesn’t know…… and she always was a snot and not very nice to us. Well she began taking up for him and when I said he was getting Alzheimer’s or dementia or something and he needs a doctor asap because this is dangerous and scary behaviour, she took up for him and hung up on me. Later on months would pass and we are moved to a new place now, my husband tells me not to worry about it when I give birth to my new baby and grandpa didn’t even call me or show up to see the baby. It was all very sad and hurtful…… I couldn’t understand why his wife was denying his condition etc. my mother told me that he definitely had dementia and had been told by the doctor and that his wife and him were not telling anyone out of dignity supposedly. But his wife still let him DRIVE, and he would spend the next years having a full life with her (vacations etc.) while having severe dementia and abandoning his grandkids and his only daughter in the world ( his only child) and would become grandma to his wife’s granddaughters who only wanted money from him (he is a big pensioner) he has lots of money from his job for 30 years that he retired from. So our family concluded his wife liked the fact he got dementia and that it was making him mean to his family, because she could alienate him from us easier like she had always tried to do. And he would leave all his money to her and her girls, instead of his child and his grandkids and great grandkids. She’s a pretty wicked woman who married grandpa years after our grandma died. So we will probably have to spend his last days being ignored and abandoned by him. We didn’t even think of money or ever care about that. It was the relationship and love for him that mattered to us all. All of us have our own money and don’t need his. But his wife is another story I believe she targeted him and preyed on him for his status and money, and the goal was to alienate him from his real family. Unfortunately Alzheimer’s and such is hereditary on my grandfathers mothers side of the family, my grandfathers mothers sister had it, she lived to be 100 with it. But she had the type where she just didn’t know anyone and she was always smiling and so sweet, but grandpa has the type like from the notebook where he has moments of rage and violence and anger, and not knowing what’s REALLY going on. I told my own doctor about it and he said that dementia is odd and that oftentimes the people closest to them is who they are the meanest to , and since I was the closest to him perhaps that’s why I took the biggest blow from him. I have a heard time making sense of it. One day years later, during the lockdown from the pandemic we got a knock on our new house door- and it was the sherif saying he had stolen a vehicle from my grandpa. That my husband had. And I was like oh no, and I explained to them he had dementia and proved that we had not done that and the police were immediately embarrassed and apologized. Apparently his wife was out with her daughters spending his money and had left him home alone and unattended and he had called the sheriff to his home and told them his grandson in law had stolen a vehicle and hid it somewhere so that he couldn’t get his “books” out of it, we have no idea what books he means. Just something in his mind I suppose. And when I explained what was happening they were immediately apologetic and felt horrible for bothering us, they said they knew something wasn’t right with him but they still had to investigate. We contacted his wife and chewed her out for allowing him to do this, and she laughed and hung up. I’m not sure there’s anything more we can do. If we tried to intervene with services to look in on him I believe she would send them away and assure them he is fine. He was a military vet and did experience a lot of trauma from the war, and I believe his actions are coming from that. I believe in his mind he’s somehow relieving the war or his younger days and things that happened to him growing up….. we can’t understand why he would think we stole a car, but my mother says she believes it’s because when I was younger he helped me get me get my second car (not money) but he helped me find it and I paid for it….it was so nice of him to get his friend to sell the car to me because he wasn’t selling it…..and when he told the police we stole a car it was the same model car as That car he helped me get when I was 22 years old. So we think in his mind somewhere things got scrambled and that’s where he ended up mentally. My mother thinks he began missing me and thinking about me while he was home alone, and he remembered the car he helped me get when I was younger as a good memory and he went to call me and by the time he picked up the phone things became scrambled and he called police instead and said I stole a car from him he believes …… and was hiding it. They think maybe the hiding part is because maybe he thinks I’m hiding from him and that’s why he doesn’t see me anymore. It’s really sad to be honest, and I’m not sure why I’m sharing this but thanks for listening for anyone who took the time to read this. My heart breaks because I miss my grandad and wish I could see him. But it’s dangerous to go around him as I’ve l learned and I can’t deal with the behavior especially with my small kids. If his wife was a better person she would let us know when he’s having an OKAY day and let us come while still cautious and we could still have a relationship with him, but she doesn’t care enough to work with his family so we can work with him properly. She’s totally taken over him and then just leaves him at home to burn the house down or whatever else he’s going to do. Luckily that was all that happened to me by him, but it was so hurtful that I had to distance myself from it and move on. I hope someday the man I know as “grandpa” will come back and I’ll see him again, maybe in the next life.
I love how she appreciates her children. Seeing your kids bring you grand babies is the most beautiful thing in the world. They let you know that you will always live on ❤
A mother’s instinct doesn’t go away no matter what age she is.
That’s right! And Grandma voice got loud and strong when she saw them walk in the door! 😂❤ I love it 🥲, so touching!!😌
She just hugged the baby I think most people would do that?😂
that's sexist AF, both men and women have an instinct to care for a baby
@@GenichiSojosaying that a mothers instinct doesn’t go away isn’t being sexist it’s the truth
@@GenichiSojo Except that no one said anything about men... chill out
Grandmas hugs are like being wrapped in a warm blanket by the fire on a snowy winter day.
Facts
blanket that hasnt been washed. old people stinks
Great memories of my Grandmums.
@@ytodysmYou are are horribly disrespectful. How old are YOU?
So does your mom@@ytodysm
She held that baby and her mouth flew open and suddenly that was the first baby she’d ever seen all over again😭I’m not crying you’re crying
cry baby 😂
❤❤❤❤
😢❤
I'm not crying your crying 😂😭
THIS. This is what GROOMING DESTROYS.
BLOODLINES !
Mother's Day 2000. Visited my grandmother suffering from dementia. My cousin came in the room, with his newborn son. My grandmother's eyes lit up and she smiled. Holding my nephew many memories came flooding back. She recognized pretty much all of us that came to visit. She passed just months after that day, but as I am in tears typing this, it was the best Mother's Day ever. Love this post!
What a precious memory....
may she always smile at you and hug you every time you think of her :)
The way she made her own baby lean in for a kiss made me cry.
Grand daughter
her grand daughter
@@asmaj.631szeretlek❤😊🎉podszilak❤xbuwbqcuwowqvwcoueqbcouweqcuowbqcpuwq
@@asmaj.631maybe grand daughter in law
Momentos preciosos em família,
maravilhoso ver!❤
My Mom is 82, I'm 54, my daughter is 36 and her son is 4, my son is 32 and his daughter is 10. We were all together at the same place same time, 4 generations together is amazing, I cried.
My Granny got to meet my grandson before she passed at 87 💚💯 that's 5 generations. We felt so blessed for that moment. I'll always cherish that.
@@iub.9893 I was 18 when my daughter was conceived and I was still 18 when she was born. It's funny how math works, 36 + 18 = 54 amazing!
@@samanthavandusen hot damn, wow that's awesome AND worth sharing! Thank you!
Awwww, Amen Phillip🥰🎯‼️🥹🚀✝️⬆️🎁✅😆 that’s wonderful
@@iub.9893 why?
I love how she's holding the baby and she then reaches up to her granddaughter and says come here sweetheart so sweetly like shes also her little baby. She made my heart melt. ❤
She's a special lady.
That was a beautiful moment right ❤
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Omgoodness yessss! 😩🥲🥲🥰
@@aewtx thats her granddaughter-in-law
I love how the grandma kissed the baby's mom. Not sure if that was her granddaughter but people often forget about the mom once the baby arrives.
I think the guy who hugged her first is her grandson but I'm sure they're both family to that sweet old lady
Half the time, it's a good thing because the mom wants some time to herself. But it does feel good regardless to get a kiss from grandma
A mother will always be a mother, no matter the kid.
So true 😊
Fathers are important too
Here in Portugal we have a saying "A Grandmother is a mother in double"
@@jacobbell1934No one said they aren't
@@jacobbell1934mk?
“It’s been a little while”. She’s a mother. She knows exactly what she’s doing. Being a mother is a lifetime job
"... since she held a baby"
Nice one taking his words out of context for the sake of.. Well, you already know.
Also, how nice of you to insinuate that the guy speaking doesn't think being a mother (or father for that matter) isn't a lifetime job.. He didn't say or even hint at anything that would lead one to believe that; but you TELL EM!
Good job oh great white knight
@@ballaking1000 OMG… You can’t be serious!! Chill bro… 🤣
@@ballaking1000 Stop yer yappin'!
@@caseyusaok
That is nothing but love. Amen!
This old lady was once a baby too. Almighty Allah brought us to this world for a temporary test. The real life of a person is the afterlife that begins with death. Therefore, one should not live attached to this world. He should understand that it is temporary. A person spends hours on everything in 24 hours. He spends hours watching movies, watching series, watching football, playing games, social networks, reading books, meeting friends, walking and everything else. However, he does not devote 10 minutes to worshiping Almighty Allah. He does not thank Allah by prostrating to Allah, who creates from nothing, who gives all his blessings and sustenance without reciprocation.
@@motherlandmars5999no one cares about ur terror god 🤡
Four generations in the same room! It’s one of life’s blessings
I was lucky enough to present my kids to my great-grandmother. 5 generations in the same room was something out of this world.
@@CabanonGuitarHerosame I’m the last and my great grandma still alive
💙💙💙
My last great grandparent died when I was 2. I wonder if my older cousins remember her. Everyone had children a little late in my family.
My great-grandparents saw their great-grandchildren
that muscle memory never leaves. love it
😮
❤❤😅 beautiful,you just know,even the first time my instinct and confidence just came immediately,no fear just pick up and cuddle,their like wee china dolls and yet still that automatic response comes. Mine is coming out in 19 days exactly. A little boy Julian.
@@chrysalis72Aww congrats!! I wish you a speedy recovery and beautiful memories ❤️🙏🥰🤍
Hello
@@chrysalis72May God Bless You 🙏❤️ All The Best and Congratulations 🙏❤️
I swear grandma and grandpa has the most natural touch when carrying a baby. Like instantly the babies stop crying when being held by grandparents
Eya es tatara abuela ,ese bebé es el hijo de su bisnieto.
@@mariaraperez5654hijo de su nieto* porque el bebé es el bisnieto
Its that calming old person smell
not every grandparent is some angel unfortunately
@@pinkpugginznot a lot of them yeah but the very few are 😊🙂
A great grandmother!! She’s raised two generations and now a third! The true matriarch ❤
She immediately knew what to do? She knows what to do more than anyone in that room. Shez probably handled 10 kids by now. Her own children, her children’s children and now her grandchildren’s children. Old people know so much.
Yeah I didn’t get that comment at all..she may be old and not as strong as she used to be but she definitely knows what she’s doing
Not every old person knows a lot
@@nexusjohnn3681 she’s a great grandmother…I’m sure she knows one or two things about raising children
@@esthero2576 ...
@@esthero2576 you definitely didnt understand what i just said
This is what a human earns, no matter how rich, famous you are at the end nothing will matter and no one will care other than your family. This grandma is so lucky.
If you treat them well. Lots of bad parents in nursing homes.
And if you don't have kids, you're screwed 😢
@@KateLate____
Could be still. If I found out I was born just to care for them when they’re old I wouldn’t.
@@magnarcreed3801 everything is possible. But it's 100% guaranteed your kids won't care about you in old age if you don't have anyone. I think it's a very small number of people who are having kids just to avoid loneliness in 50 years.
Look at the joyful family in the video.
@@KateLate____
Look at child abuse and neglect percentages and you might change your mind. Homeless youth. Reasons people give CF people to have kids. Etc.
Overall a terrible reason to bring life into this planet. A more secure plan is don’t have them and save the money instead so you can choose your own care.
And that baby instantly felt safe in her great grandma's arms and went right back to sleep 🥹❤️
Tako je srce malo ❤
i think the baby was still crying
@@Mack10011 for like 2 mins. Once the baby was laid on her shoulder they went right back to sleep
Baby looked terrified 😂😂.
@@foxy2796are you blind 😂😂😂
Thx for make me remember my grandparents 🥲
In a world of horrible news concerning children and their parents, this is a breath of fresh air.
Tell me about it!!! 😅
Hopefully humans will learn from there mistakes. There's nothing more beautiful then finding someone you trust and love with all your heart and start a family with that soul. Social media,society especially in America has ruined this. Fight for your family's
We definitely need to see more of this.
You're not wrong at all.
@@BigManMusclesy’all stay on the internet too much assuming everything is going bad for humanity right now
Once a mama,always a mama. She could've been 120 but seeing a baby made her instinctively want to hold and love said babe
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The fact she got to hold her and met her. Must mean the world.
And the fact that this video will last forever and he will have the chance to get to see how full of love and overwhelmed his Great Grandmother was that he came into this world while she was still alive... is everything‼️
I came into my GGMA's life in the last few years of her life. I barely remember her as a face in a hospital bed but I'm glad I got to meet her. I know she just loved me and my older brother to pieces and that's enough for me.
My Grandson is now 10months old. I break down daily when i look at him. He is my everything. I am so blessed and even more so as he is named for me . He is my life ❤
You been blessed by been able to see him every day. That is how it should be
This old lady was once a baby too. Almighty Allah brought us to this world for a temporary test. The real life of a person is the afterlife that begins with death. Therefore, one should not live attached to this world. He should understand that it is temporary. A person spends hours on everything in 24 hours. He spends hours watching movies, watching series, watching football, playing games, social networks, reading books, meeting friends, walking and everything else. However, he does not devote 10 minutes to worshiping Almighty Allah. He does not thank Allah by prostrating to Allah, who creates from nothing, who gives all his blessings and sustenance without reciprocation.
I love how grandma is holding the infant and brings the baby's mom in for a kiss. So much love 💕
❤
@LIVE4-Adrenaline-MyRide-wj8gksome of us are not career women by choice. I would love to be at home with my 1 daughter but it’s hard to meet a stable man who wants to protect and provide so I can stay at home and raise some siblings. Right now I have to play both roles, we’ll I’m only 29 so I have faith I will meet the right person before it’s too late, but trust me it’s not by choice.
I know right!? Regardless relations, these miracles take two beings & a whole lotta love. She celebrates a true family moment.
Sooo sweet! 🥰 The heart of a mother! ❤
@LIVE4-Adrenaline-MyRide-wj8gkyou’re going to hell. 🥰
Please everyone, if you have an elderly relative go and visit. You don’t have to stay too long. Give a hug. It means everything to someone while they’re waiting to die.
You r so right, Eagle eye. One day we may be in that spot.
@@donnakahriger25 How old do you think she is?
Not all elderly people are waiting to die ! They still can be happy
S entence at the end was so so loving!!!!
@@lynnejohnson9025 I was vibing until that last sentence, I actually did a double take and chuckled like is that for real?
When you think that without her, they wouldn't be here, it hits differently. Let's appreciate our grannies more.
And you think about the times that these people came up in - life was much harder in different ways and less comfortable. We are all lucky to be here and should thank our elders more often.
SO IMPORTANT!!!! So beautiful!
Thank you for giving her the gift of time, presence and importance - value
I'm imagining this Grandma's Great Grandma holding HER when she was a newborn baby. The circle of life always chokes me up.
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The most beautiful perspective to view life through🥰
I doubt when she was born many people lived to be great grandparents.
So sweet❤
@@MsPinkwolf people lived longer back in her days
@@johnescobar4975 lol. What?
My daughter was lucky enough to get to meet her great great grandmother. Got the 5 generation pic made into a canvas and it's hanging in my living room.
That's beautiful!❤
Beautiful
God bless
Are you me?? 😂 I had the same thing! Not a canvas tho but a 5 generation picture! My daughter was the first girl born in my family since my mother. That was 43 years prior. So my great grandmother said it was the first baby girl from the family she has held in over 40 years
Wow congratulations.... Happy to hear ... I wanted something like that too.... But was too busy in buliding career, lost my grandma last year.... Still stand single.... Going after career.
my boys got to meet their 2x great grandfather.
There is no better sleeping device than a rocking chair with a grandma's hug
SHE KNOW she achived immortality. her genetic memory lives on. she is a success,
So beautiful, FOUR generations together, that woman must feel so proud of seeing her line continue ❤
This isnt politically correct. She must have been oppressed.
@@caleblpz
Even when it's about a wholesome meeting with a Grandma and a baby, you still bring in politics
@@IPostMeAndMyFriendsRecordings Zip it fascist.
@@caleblpzstop being a woke
@@caleblpzbro who hurt you that bad 😂
That baby knew immediately that she is in very good hands. ❤
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His face was so calm ❤️
Heaven we say...
Grandma got 20+ years added to her life by God after this meeting .
Where? I didn’t see that in the video. 🤭
@@elijahsmall5873 you cant see it , you have to feel it .
@@shridixit1996that hits me where I live.🫳🔥
@@elijahsmall5873 when you get older you will understand... It's a feeling you can't describe 😊
Grandchildren will add years. My dad was extended 4 in a half! He went from passing away with an estimated time frame of 1 year to 4! I'm grateful he had a chance to see my big boy grow
❤ อ้อมกอดของคุณยายอบอุ่น หอมของคุณยาย เชียงแสนวิเศษจริงๆเลยค่ะ ดูแล้วมีความสุขไปด้วยเลยค่ะ ขอให้คุณยายมีความสุขแข็งแรงนะคะ
When you get older, you realize that family is the only thing that matters.
Sooo true😭😭😭😭
Aa😊
Disgusting
@@nikobuendia8732Bb 😄
God is the first One that matters
That grandmother went into mothering mode really damn quick it’s a beautiful thing to see🥰
Yep...
It's what we doml
Ist sie gar nicht. Sie drückt es einfach mit dem gesicht in ihrem pullover😮 das kind hatte not. Das war nicht der muttermodus. Das in den Kommentaren keiner sieht, was da geschieht ,zeigt warum soviele leiden und krank werden. Narzissten sind das... mit dem übergriffigen gedanke "meins" .
I can’t imagine how special it would have been for my daughter to meet my grandma. She was the best.
Wow, I felt that!
Oh love same!! I would've given ANYTHING for my Grandma to meet my son at least 🔂, but she literally passed away 1 week to the day that I gave birth to him😭😭 My grandma, along with my mom were my best friends so it was extremely hard not having grandma around🥹 but I know she's watching over both my babies these days!💗
@@zoomdoomboomloom942 so close. Thank you for sharing. :). Yeah my daughter never met her but she definitely knows her.
When my son was born, he got to meet 3 great GREAT Grandma's!!!!!!
And I'll be honest... I had my kids young and thought I'd be so glad when they grew up and moved out and got their own lives...
But I cannot wait to be a Grandmother!
And to get the chance to be a great grandmother, would make me beyond happy!
So just try to look forward to the day that you do, too!
But I'm 40 yrs old. My husband is 42. He has no bio children and wants one of course... I honestly do too...
So who knows? Maybe this will be the year that I get my tubes untied and become a mom again.
Ivcamt decide if I'm too old or not.
But I do spend every night thinking about it and crying.
Imagine your grandma still being around to see you have a child of your very own. Must be a very special moment
Whelp. That's no longer the mom's kid. That's great grandma's baby! ❤
There not getting that baby back without some major negotiations!
@@downhomesunset So wonderful that the baby girl will be able to see this when she grows up - 4 generations together.
You have no idea how many elderly people NEVER see family. This was precious. Don't wait till it's too late.
No joke I'm a CNA and I see all manner of shitty families ditching parents and grandparents I've even had a younger guy who just needed more than what assisted living could provide and his family didn't even show up for birthdays
I liked when she waved over to her granddaughter and gave her a kiss on the cheek too, while holding her great granddaughter. That was so touching to see.❤
Lies again? Google Drive USD SGD
This lovely woman's hands have held and comforted so many babies - how could she ever lose her maternal instinct? Beautiful.
look how that baby just snuggled right into those experienced, loving arms. This made me cry. ❤️
Me too, Brandy Lou. It's not often, but the tears started flowing.
That little girl knew that grandma was safe and warm. I wonder if they had to wrestle the baby from grandma?😅😅😅
Me too!!! 😢😭
@@dd470_ uploading some tissues for you
I’m 24 and currently live with my 89 year old grandma and my 2 y/o daughter. My baby brings her so much joy, I haven’t seen her this happy since before she went into a wheelchair. Every morning my daughter runs in and says hi and she gets so excited.
This is beautiful. I got the privilege to live with my great grandmother for a while before she passed away. I miss her dearly, but I also know I was so blessed to have known her! Your daughter will be the same, I'm sure :)
This is so precious 🥹 how beautiful
Los bisnietos son el regalo de la vida a los ancianos.
This is beautiful but weres the dad haha sorry for your breck up if that happened I feel you clearly the dad wasent a very good one
@@fortheloveofdavis9577Got to know my GGma for a lil when I first got grown. So grateful to see the adult side of my roots and have some understanding on what my bloodline was about. (She shot two men lol) R.I.P Dorothy you were appreciated
Babies are a gift from God. The make the world a better place. Especially for grandmother's and great grandparents
This is true success; not money nor fame, but family and love. ❤
🎉🎉❤❤100% agreed!🥹🩷🥹🩷
Preach my friend. I wish more people of this modern era realized that.
Family ❤
Amen
Try having a loving family when youre living paycheck to paycheck n rent just shot up 50%
What a special gift to actually get to meet your legacy.
My grandfather actually has one great-great-grandson, and I don't even know if they got the chance to meet.
I discovered my cousin has a grandson at my aunt's wake; Grandpa does *not* handle deaty services, and I can't even imagine how he was at his own daughter's service 😥
Sweetheart was what my grandma called me. I miss hearing it so much.
This is wholesome... and needed.
Sending you lots of love ❤️❤️
@MajicallyNews that's very much appreciated, thank you from the bottom of my heart.
My Grandad is transitioning now and that's what he called me my whole life 😭😭😭😭😭
@nellaroxanne826 love to you Nella, I'm sorry, the unbearable wait for peace. I hope peace finds you too poppet 💜
@@TashaBryanRENegade thank you sooo much for this .
It’s crazy to think that most of us have the ability to live long enough to see great grandchildren now.
A century ago you’d be lucky to see your grandchildren.
Her Granddaughter just added 10 years of life to her Grandmother 🎉
Great granddaughter its more special cause alot of people never meet their great grandparents
@@ouzounicus6126 I met mine, My mother's side but my father's, they dead
@@japetholivar4814sama but the other way around
This made me cry happy tears 😭😊... I lost my grandma in 2021, she was 87, this reminds me of my grandma holding my son when he was 1yrs old in 2018. That 1yr old revitalized her and made her so happy
@@NAT-turners-Revenge you act as if you only had one "grandma"
There is nothing like the arms of a grandmother or great grandmothers warm loving unconditional embrace. 💖
Love to all my grand children. And great grandchildren. God greatest gift 🎁 ❤😊😂❤
@@petragarza1729😊
@@petragarza1729😊😊😊❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉
My brother and myself were beaten up our whole life, got told we are worth nothing and ruinedntheblife of our parents.
The house of my grandmother was my safe place. A house were I was welcome, safe and got some love. I would have killed myself without her.
I left home when I was 19 and never saw again my parents nor visited their graves.
But I miss my granny every day until today.
And now I live in her house, with my own family and I'm sure my granny would be happy to see the toddlers living happily in her house
@@MrAstronusGod bless you dear! Raise them babies well✝️❤️
Those grandma cheek kisses are the best 😭 bless her
O Deús abençoai Sempre Sempre está família ❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤
that baby didn't fuss and went right to sleep😭🤣🤣she definitely has the touch
Baby said yeah this is my spot right here🤣
@@PirateD.KingLuffy for real🤣
My grandma was the same way with me from what I’ve been told. I fussed and cried nonstop with my mom, aunts, pretty much anyone who tried to hold me but I’d immediately quiet down once she’d hold me
Exactly!🫶🏾🤣
@@PirateD.KingLuffy That's it exactly😂🫶🏾
Какая радость у пожилой женщины! В таком возрасте видеть детей и внуков это настоящий праздник!
This is honestly an achievement and a half nowadays. managing to be a great grandfather or great grandmother and get to still be lucid and see your great grandkid. its just such a wholesome thing to happen.
These days, it's also an achievement not to be ab****d! ❤
@@suraya1224 ....sure.(?)
@@suraya1224weird af comment
I mean, suraya has a point
Pero por supuesto
The most beautiful thing about these situations is that most people in that room would’ve never existed if not thanks to that amazing woman.
@jvillegarage2278. Wow! Really? I am more than impressed about this smart comment of yours. I have never thought about this extraordinary and so unique thing. By the way, I'm more than curious to know how you could know this woman is ''amazing''. Do you know her personally or have you ever lived with her? I have always been astonished by people who do make assumptions about complete strangers.
@@amandinemanddyna2705 who pissed in your coffee. Thank you for the comment amandinemaddyna2705 but no one asked for your opinion.
This granny is a Sweetheart herself ❤
A grandparent"s time with their great grandchild is a whole other kind of special. Their time together is limited, but it stays with you forever.
The baby wasn't grumpy... her precious little heart instantly knew where home was- right in her grandma's arms 💕💕💕
It may be instinctual but even toddlers know who’s related to them. At age 3/4, I fully understood who was related to me and who wasn’t.
Great grandchildren know where the love is ❤❤❤
Most of my grandparents died before I was even born, being able to see & hold your great grandchild is such a blessing.
Same here - this grandma is the grandma I wished for growing up 😍
Ive only met one great grandma and great grandpa. The rest died before I was born. Only my moms parents also lived, my dads died. My grandparents died in a car accident in their 50s about my moms current age and my great grandma died when I was pregnant with my first child and everyone kept it a secret from me until I became suspicious and finally realized she died and confronted my family. They didnt want to upset me but I realized she died before they came clean so by the time they told me I was already a huge mess freaking out because I was hurt that my family didnt tell me and upset she never got to meet her great great grandson😢 I miss them all so much!
I recently met my first Great grandson for the first time and I know exactly how she feels! Thank You JESUS ❤️❤️❤️🎉🎉🎉🎉
Congratulations on your great-grandbaby! ❤
@@NefariousEvildoer thank you 🥰
What a beautiful blessing and great reaction from her! May the Lord shine on them all!❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉
Mothers instincts never go away. Happy for grandma!
living to see your great grandchild while being healthy enough to hold them and few people surrounding you, such a moment.
I'm very lucky as have 3 great grandaughters. 6, 10, and nearly 15. Great grandson due in July. I'm lucky enough to be able to help out. Babysitting, school runs and taking them out for lunch. Love it. ❤❤❤💙
I really hope you will live to the day that you meet your first great-great grandchild and see them growing up, whilst being in good health. May God bless you in your big age!
@@kelvinsurname7051 thank you
Tbh it’s my dream to see my great grandchildren before I die; it’s a blessing to see what comes after just from and your partner
*May you be blessed with this, and more!*
May you be blessed ❤
As a grandchild I too always wondered what it would be like being a grandparent myself 😅
It is truly the purpose of life.
My great grandma was an amazing person. I'm really glad I got to meet her.
I love how babies are instantly comfortable with grandmas & grandpas ❤❤❤
I wish my grandparents and my mom were still here to meet my future children 🥺
So sorry for your loss. Please know your mother and grandparents are watching over you and guiding you every step of the way. 🫂
I’m so sorry that they’re not here for you and your future children. I love my 3 little granddaughters and I work all the time about leaving them. I wish I could be your stand in Nana for your future babies ❤
@@mindyourbusinessxoxo
Thank you so much 🖤
@@Crazy_Cat_Lady777
That’s so incredibly sweet of you. Thank you for your kind words 🖤
My father died, he only saw my son on Viber, my son was 1 year old, then my father passed away 😔💔😢
You’re more lucky than you know to still have your grandparents, but to say that you met your great grandparents is incredible. Life is precious. Visit your family.
Very lucky. All my family are gone a long time. I’d give anything to have them back here with me 😞
Zillow
i got to meet my great grandfather. he wasn't around long but he lived at least the first three years of my live - i don't remember him, but i know it was special.
half of my grandparents are still alive, but it was a shock to lose the others, especially since one died in 2020 and one died in 2021. they were too close together.
Interesting thing is the baby isn't crying. She just fit into the granny's arms perfectly. ❤
This little child is gonna grow up knowing she was loved unconditionally even though her great grandmother might not be there anymore. ❤
No stop they're gonna have many happy years together 😭
@@polidon1577 true , my great grandmother was there untill my almost 20
@@tmartin34my grandma had like 12 kids so most of my second cousins were born when i was born so they got to spend a lot of years with their great grandma
You never know my great grandma is still at it and I’m 22 her and my great grandfather
@@damianrobin7799May God Bless You All 🙏❤️
She watched that baby like It was the most perfect little thing in the world. Precious.
Because that's exactly what babies are
The way she still included the mom sent me ❤
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This video shows that there's still good people in this world
We love one way as mothers, a different way as grandmothers, but making it to great grand is a whole other level. Pure Bliss! 😍🙏🏽😘❤️
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Isn’t earth beautiful for these moments?
Earth and the life it carries with it should be cherished.
Except loud screeching birds, those hellspawns are evil.
what the hell are you talking about?
It sure is❤
@@stephaniejordan9066wth is wrong with you?
@@19yrsshe’s never experienced joy
Such a lovely gift to put in her arm's ❤❤❤❤
This means more than a million dollars to her❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😊 💕💕💕💕
Great grandkids are precious beyond anything else alive. I have 2 of them!
I hope that when that baby grows up, she watches this video. so precious 💗
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How you know that’s a girl ? Look like a boy to me
@@yungdemonslayer888Because they said great grand DAUGHTER
@@urfavsemm ah 😂
I’m sure she will, I can only dream of having a loving, caring family like these lovely people. ❤❤🎉🎉
Who else shared a tears of joy?
Life is so precious with longevity. May God keep us old to enjoy our great grand children ❤.
SHe quieted a crying baby in 2 seconds. THAT IS CALLED SKILL!
I’m not gone lie. My aspiration is to be a great grandmother. 🤘🏾
I am one!🤗
@@rosyrose4620congratulations
I just found out I'm going to be one in February God willing. A girl.
@@carolharris2357 Dios te bendiga (God bless you)
Don't be like most modern women today
Everyone needs the blessings of our grandparents
My father was blessed to meet his 12 great-grandchildren. He died at 82 and looked very well.🥰
Damn my maternal grandmother is 100, and I’m 29
I recently lost my great grandmother. Lived to 99 years old. Both grandmother's are still alive and 1 grandfather is still living. Im 36 and having living grandparents at my age is almost unheard of let alone great grandparents. Im truly blessed
Enjoy them❤ you will be so glad you did ❤God bless you 💖
I’m happy you’re aware of how lucky you are and appreciative of it. Love them with all you have ❤️❤️❤️
I have lost my grandparents on my dads side, and I lost my grandmother on my mothers side. Only my grandfather on mothers side is still alive (he’s maybe 83) and he still gets around just fine. I’ve lost all GG though. I’m 36 years old too. You say having a GP at our age is unheard of? I didn’t know that. The saddest thing here is the only living grandparent I have left (my mothers father) has developed dementia in 2018. And he has been entirely cruel to me since, I haven’t spoken to him since 2019. He completely abandoned me. And he’s very mean and cruel now. We were very close and had the best relationship my entire life. But then something happened to him and he has abandoned me 100% and won’t even speak to me, or my kids, and wants nothing to do with us. They say they believe it’s a form of dementia that makes you very mean and cruel….. and there’s nothing they can do to fix it. Our relationship my whole life up until 2018 was identical to the movie father of the bride, where the dad plays ball with his daughter but instead of it being dad that was my grandfather and me instead. He was even still driving me to the store in 2018 to spend time with me. Then one day I asked him for some heart burn medicine, and asked if he had any that I needed some (I was pregnant with my 3rd child) he went and got some at his house and came back over (we just live minutes from eachother at the time) and he hands it to me and says “I’ll be back over tomorrow to get $5 because that’s how much that costed me) and I laughed and said haha grandpa you’re so funny thank you and love you- see ya later! And he got this evil mean look on his face and grabbed my arm and said “ I MEAN IT, I want the money for those” and I said “what on earth is wrong with you” and he said “ I didn’t have any at my house like I thought I did so I went and bought those and it was $5 I want it back NOW” and I said “grandpa it was only $5 and I’ll give it back to you if it’s that important, here let me get my purse” and he walks away cussing me saying “no, I’m busy I’ll be back tomorrow to gather that money”. And he left and went home. I stood on my porch in tears confused for about 20 mins and couldn’t believe what had just happened. I called everyone from my husband at work, to my grandfathers wife (step grandmother) to my own mother (grandpas daughter) to my sisters to my friends and even my neighbor, and they said they didn’t have a clue what was wrong with him. I wouldn’t speak to him for weeks after that and before this was seeing him 3 times a week at least and talking on phone every other day. I remember we sold our home a month after this, we were moving to a new city about an hour away. And we needed some help moving and my family friend decided they would ask my grandfather for help since he had a large truck and if we could borrow it….. they called him and he cussed them out and said “burn it all, burn all their stuff and let them suffer I want nothing to do with it and don’t call me back”. My friend came inside with a weird look on his face and said he thinks my grandfather is playing a joke on him…… and I’m like why did you all call him he’s been acting weird and I’m not ready to speak to him yet and they said because they were desperate to find a truck because all the truck rental places were out of stock right now. I couldn’t believe he told them that stuff and so I’m in tears even more now…… I call my grandfathers wife and ask her what is going on, and she says she doesn’t know…… and she always was a snot and not very nice to us. Well she began taking up for him and when I said he was getting Alzheimer’s or dementia or something and he needs a doctor asap because this is dangerous and scary behaviour, she took up for him and hung up on me. Later on months would pass and we are moved to a new place now, my husband tells me not to worry about it when I give birth to my new baby and grandpa didn’t even call me or show up to see the baby. It was all very sad and hurtful…… I couldn’t understand why his wife was denying his condition etc. my mother told me that he definitely had dementia and had been told by the doctor and that his wife and him were not telling anyone out of dignity supposedly. But his wife still let him DRIVE, and he would spend the next years having a full life with her (vacations etc.) while having severe dementia and abandoning his grandkids and his only daughter in the world ( his only child) and would become grandma to his wife’s granddaughters who only wanted money from him (he is a big pensioner) he has lots of money from his job for 30 years that he retired from. So our family concluded his wife liked the fact he got dementia and that it was making him mean to his family, because she could alienate him from us easier like she had always tried to do. And he would leave all his money to her and her girls, instead of his child and his grandkids and great grandkids. She’s a pretty wicked woman who married grandpa years after our grandma died. So we will probably have to spend his last days being ignored and abandoned by him. We didn’t even think of money or ever care about that. It was the relationship and love for him that mattered to us all. All of us have our own money and don’t need his. But his wife is another story I believe she targeted him and preyed on him for his status and money, and the goal was to alienate him from his real family. Unfortunately Alzheimer’s and such is hereditary on my grandfathers mothers side of the family, my grandfathers mothers sister had it, she lived to be 100 with it. But she had the type where she just didn’t know anyone and she was always smiling and so sweet, but grandpa has the type like from the notebook where he has moments of rage and violence and anger, and not knowing what’s REALLY going on. I told my own doctor about it and he said that dementia is odd and that oftentimes the people closest to them is who they are the meanest to , and since I was the closest to him perhaps that’s why I took the biggest blow from him. I have a heard time making sense of it. One day years later, during the lockdown from the pandemic we got a knock on our new house door- and it was the sherif saying he had stolen a vehicle from my grandpa. That my husband had. And I was like oh no, and I explained to them he had dementia and proved that we had not done that and the police were immediately embarrassed and apologized. Apparently his wife was out with her daughters spending his money and had left him home alone and unattended and he had called the sheriff to his home and told them his grandson in law had stolen a vehicle and hid it somewhere so that he couldn’t get his “books” out of it, we have no idea what books he means. Just something in his mind I suppose. And when I explained what was happening they were immediately apologetic and felt horrible for bothering us, they said they knew something wasn’t right with him but they still had to investigate. We contacted his wife and chewed her out for allowing him to do this, and she laughed and hung up. I’m not sure there’s anything more we can do. If we tried to intervene with services to look in on him I believe she would send them away and assure them he is fine. He was a military vet and did experience a lot of trauma from the war, and I believe his actions are coming from that. I believe in his mind he’s somehow relieving the war or his younger days and things that happened to him growing up….. we can’t understand why he would think we stole a car, but my mother says she believes it’s because when I was younger he helped me get me get my second car (not money) but he helped me find it and I paid for it….it was so nice of him to get his friend to sell the car to me because he wasn’t selling it…..and when he told the police we stole a car it was the same model car as That car he helped me get when I was 22 years old. So we think in his mind somewhere things got scrambled and that’s where he ended up mentally. My mother thinks he began missing me and thinking about me while he was home alone, and he remembered the car he helped me get when I was younger as a good memory and he went to call me and by the time he picked up the phone things became scrambled and he called police instead and said I stole a car from him he believes …… and was hiding it. They think maybe the hiding part is because maybe he thinks I’m hiding from him and that’s why he doesn’t see me anymore. It’s really sad to be honest, and I’m not sure why I’m sharing this but thanks for listening for anyone who took the time to read this. My heart breaks because I miss my grandad and wish I could see him. But it’s dangerous to go around him as I’ve l learned and I can’t deal with the behavior especially with my small kids. If his wife was a better person she would let us know when he’s having an OKAY day and let us come while still cautious and we could still have a relationship with him, but she doesn’t care enough to work with his family so we can work with him properly. She’s totally taken over him and then just leaves him at home to burn the house down or whatever else he’s going to do. Luckily that was all that happened to me by him, but it was so hurtful that I had to distance myself from it and move on. I hope someday the man I know as “grandpa” will come back and I’ll see him again, maybe in the next life.
@@ewansteele1785 pray for him and try to spend time with him while he's still here. God bless you 💖
my great grandmother lived to 100 years old and then dies a month later last year.
❤❤I'm glad God has given this precious women time to see her generations.
a mother's instinct never leaves a TRUE WOMAN!!
True.
AMEN AMEN AMEN, SISTER 🎉❤😂
That's the truth!
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Bro when she said it’s ok. You felt like my day got better. Only a grandma can do that
Same!❤❤❤❤
There's is nothing more beautiful than a grandma meeting er grand baby or great grandbabies❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ congratulations grandma !!!!!!!!
A wonderful moment when the eldest shared her love with the future of the family “Life as it should Be”❤️♾️
Nothing like a grandmother’s love to bring tears to ur eyes….😅
Video’s like these is what we need more of on the internet!❤
Couldn't agree more!! ❤
The power of love flowing through the generations of this beautiful family are joyous!
She is the happiest and luckiest woman in the world.
I love how she appreciates her children. Seeing your kids bring you grand babies is the most beautiful thing in the world. They let you know that you will always live on ❤
YESSSS!!!🧐🙏🏽
It brought tears to my eyes😢😂Evelina Monr😅eal
@@hermanhitt5055 .
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The love of family, no matter the age or generation, makes me cry. Thank you for sharing your precious family moments...
Hoping for her to get more decades so the baby can witness how nice her granma is.
The baby would feel that already🥰
decades?
@telefono87wait wha
@telefono87most people become Grandma at that age ....
and you are old enough to comment on yt.... how old are you anyway? 😅
And moments like this is why we need to remember why LOVE is above all.
Praise God for people who love their grandparents and the elderly.
I think the baby knew that was a Beautiful & Priceless moment as well‼️🥰❤️