Lady Spotted in Video Bathing Her 94-Year-Old Grandma with a Chair in the Ocean to Make Her Dream Come True
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Lady Spotted in Video Bathing Her 94-Year-Old Grandma with a Chair in the Ocean to Make Her Dream Come True

  • A granddaughter made her 94-year-old grandmother's lifelong dream come true in an emotional fashion
  • The lady took the old woman for a bathe in the ocean with a chair for the first time in her entire life
  • A video capturing the sweet moment between grandmother and granddaughter has moved many to tears on social media

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People usually come up with desires, that may appear weird to others, they hope to achieve before their demise and a lady helped her granny actualize hers.

The old woman's lifelong dream of having a bathe in the ocean became a reality at the age of 94 as her granddaughter treated her to one.

Emotional video shows lady bathing her 94-year-old grandmother in the ocean to help the woman fulfill her dream
The lady bathed her granny in the ocean Photo Credit: Screengrabs from video shared by @goodnews_movement
Source: Instagram

A video shared by Goodnews Movement on Instagram capturing the emotional moment showed the aged woman seated on a chair in an ocean as her granddaughter poured water fetched from the ocean on her.

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Perhaps overwhelmed with emotions at finally seeing her dream come true, the old woman appeared to shed tears softly and was joined by her granddaughter.

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The two then had fun with the large body of water by scattering it in the air with their hands.

Watch the video below:

Internet users gush

@nyhermana stated:

I would have her actually BE in the water- to feel it wash over her body...float... But, it is a Beautiful moment. "

@jenniferswirls wrote:

"This made me tear up, these magical moments are what life is made for. ❤️"

@makeupbykat opined:

"This made me cry like a baby. I miss my grandma so much. "

@samantha_sammarco commented:

"That's so sweet. I wish my grandmother was still around to do something like this with. ❤️

@ps_withlove_ remarked:

"I’m sensing more of a spiritual baptism. She’s praying with her grandma and she has a shirt with “John 3:16”. Very beautiful moment "

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Kind man gives up first-class seat in plane for old woman to help her fulfill lifelong dream

Meanwhile, Briefly News previously reported that a man had given up his first-class seat in aeroplane to help 88-year-old woman fulfill lifelong dream.

The man, according to a lady named Leah Amy on Facebook, had booked first-class seats with his family.

The man identified as Jack was said to have found the 88-year-old woman named Violet in the economy class as he came onboard.

Leah said Violet - who is a nurse that travels to the UK and America to carry out her work - had always wanted to seat in the front and it came to reality thanks to Jack.

The stunned woman then requested photos with the kind-hearted man.

Source: Briefly News

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