Same-ish. Parents immigrated from the Bahamas over here. We’ve been through a lot over the years, but always made it through together. My Dad’s really provided a lot for us.😊
Most eople don't understand how difficult emotionally, physically and financially, moving to another country, especially one you don't speak the language is and as an adult. And if you're alone its even harder. Even when you wanted to move you go through really sad and lonely times. It's even worse when you didnt want to move and can't go back to your childhood and young adult home. People who have never moved cannot understand how depressing and saddening it can be.
THIS is the type of father figure men should strive to be!! So sweet and supportive, and you can obviously tell he’s naturally earned his kid’s full respect 🥰
So cute! Sounds like you guys have a great relationship 😊 Continue growing that bond! I miss my dad, he passed 2 years ago, I would love to just have one more day with him, much love to you and your family 💕💖✨️
Sooo Sweet.... ❤Bless your Dad... I really miss my Dad a WWII Vet, with a wonderful sense of humor... I would cut his hair, trim/manicure his hands and feet.... and he would make me laugh... While, I did it... He loved it, when I finished and would tell him... Who let Clark Gable in the room, where's Dad? 🍃🕊️RIP DAD... My Hero Always🥰... He saved Me, from drowning when I was 4 yrs. Old
I love this!! This is how I feel about my father. Different situation but he sacrificed so much for my brother and I, that no amount of money could repay that man for what hes done. Love your content and so happy you have the loving sweet dad he is😊❤
I'm genuinely crying. My parents were in the marines and sacrificed so much for me and my siblings to thrive. I love my parents for everything they've done
We immigrated as well, and I'm so happy my parents took that step. It was so hard for them, but now the life of my brother and me is so much better than we could ever have in our original country.
My heart is breaking watching you do your Daddy’s nails and hold his hand. I just lost mine to lung Cancer and I was with him for every second of every day he had left and his hands were always so huge to me yet he never once laid a hand on us, ever. Nor did his Father, my Grandfather. They came from Ireland and I am a First Generation 🇨🇦. To watch you hold his hands reminds me of my Daddy’s hands in mine as I massaged them gently to keep his mind off the pain and we spoke for as long as he could and then I spoke, which never surprised him but his huge blue eyes said everything. Hold his hands, hold him. Hold him tight. Time is a gift that goes far too fast. Daddy was my world and not a day goes by that I do not miss him or think of him. Some days are tears and others are tears of laughter. You are so blessed to have him. Do not go a single day without telling him that as the days pass so very very fast. Time, the one commodity we can not buy more of. If only there were visiting hours in Heaven, my heart would be a tiny bit lighter but until I see him again, it weighs heavy on me daily. Don’t ever forget to say “I love you” to any and everyone that you do love. ❤
This definitely touched my heart! I just finished watching a RU-vid video about the father who shot and killed his 3 sons (3, 4, 7 years old) in his front yard last month. I watch a lot of trials on RU-vid and the amount of violence and family violence now days, is shocking! We need more “Special Dads” out there in the world today! Way to go Dad! 👍🏾
My mother immigrated from the Soviet union as well. She has a very traumatic life and married my Bostonian dad in Russia. He brought her back to America, and we live here still
I was very touched by your video. I lost my dad last year and he too immigrated here. Without him sacrificing for us we would not be here. Cherish your time and your memories with your dad. I really miss mine ❤
hey off-topic but after you used e-file what did you put on the tissue paper that you wiped on his nails? i have a feeling its alcohol but i may be wrong
my parents came to the america from the soviet union as well looking for more opportunities because as russian jews, they were discriminated agains while living in moscow
