Go for It: Photo Shows Emotional Note Father Left for Kids Before His Death, Many Get Emotional
- A lady has shared a beautiful note her father left for his children, despite his blindness, just before he died
- The note asked the children to do whatever they are passionate about and not waste any time tinkering with it
- Many people who reacted to the emotional note said they would frame it and read it every day
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A young lady with the social media handle @HunterIsobel has gone online to share a photo of the short note her late father left before he died.
In a post, she said that her dad was suffering from Parkison's disease. Despite having shaky hands and loss of sight because of the disease, he was able to still write it.
Source: Twitter
Go for it!
The short note read:
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"Go for it! No time is better than now."
@HunterIsobel revealed that her late father had a strong mind before he passed away. The lady said that she will listen to the piece of advice and go for it.
See the post below:
When @goodnews_movement reshared the post, it gathered over 1,000 comments and thousands of likes.
Emotional reactions
Briefly News compiled some of the reactions below:
meagansaid said:
"Frame that and begin everyday with that sentiment."
kary1954 said:
"So sorry for your loss. You dad had wisdom."
durems said:
"Heartfelt condolences. What a kind, wise, and thoughtful remembrance for you."
re_becca_re_becca_ said:
"No one knows more how to live than the ones in the face of death."
eileen_riordan_fielding said:
"Awww…. This is the best! God bless your sweet dad! Great advice!"
callmetmc said:
"I would frame this. What incredible parting advice."
hanmetheaux said:
"Definitely would be a tattoo."
Nurse praised for going beyond her call of duty for baby
Meanwhile, Briefly News recently reported that a dedicated nurse has won over the hearts and praise of Mzansi.
Photos of Tebogo Mofokeng carrying a patient’s baby on her back while on duty at Lydenburg Hospital were shared by Mpendulo Ncubukezi on Linkedin.
Tebogo shines as a beacon of hope for Mzansi’s healthcare system, reminding many that nurses passionate about the cause still very well exist.
The post reads:
“Meet Tebogo Mofokeng a dedicated nurse from Lydenburg hospital, who treats her little patients like her own babies, let's send love and appreciation to her.”
Source: UGC
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