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@truediamond8212

3 жыл бұрын

Look, I need a job. You guys hiring?

@benstoen8020

3 жыл бұрын

how tf this get pinned 4 days ago, the video went up an hour ago?

@truediamond8212

3 жыл бұрын

@@benstoen8020 so true. LOL

@denissegiachino298

3 жыл бұрын

En español por favorrrrrrrrrr

@katherinegilmour181

3 жыл бұрын

I enjoy this show.. Especially this episode. This woman is honest & sincere. And highly accountable. I hope her life just keeps getting better.

The way she still cleans her sons pictures in all that mess made me tear up. You can really tell how much she loves and misses him

@katierojas8066

2 жыл бұрын

It’s out of the natural order of things to lose your child. I would be devastated.

@examichelle

2 жыл бұрын

@@katierojas8066 The parents always expect to leave before their children, so when it happens the other way around it is devastating for them.

It is so significant that the things she cleans are her departed son’s photos.

@chromegirl7546

3 жыл бұрын

I noticed that, too. Also the only clear spots on the floor, so she can get to the photos.

@liyaViral

3 жыл бұрын

😭😢😰😢😰😭😥💔💔💔💔💔💔

@morganjames5180

3 жыл бұрын

It speaks volumes ...yes ...💚💚💚💚

@user-mi2wh5xj9n

2 жыл бұрын

Сестра плачет : рыдает --- видимо дом большой нужным стало , вот и наняла людей . 🙄🔹😏🔼🎲👻

@maneckineckbeard1749

2 жыл бұрын

Yes. Her unendurable grief & pain are truly palpable. Poor, poor woman. May her son's memory be a blessing, and may she find peace & healing in her own life. She deserves it. ♥️

What I love most about this episode was the sisters did not fight nor yell, kept respect and such love for their big sis. Also, once she learned of where the items were heading for donations to those misplaced from a fire, she immediately changed her mind about something so small and decided to donate even more. That was a beautiful change.

@seeexy

3 жыл бұрын

:)💚

@maggielong7070

3 жыл бұрын

When her sister said she felt guilty for not helping her sooner, Nora's reaction was to comfort her and acknowledge her help. "That's okay, you're here to help me now." So much love in that exchange.

@morganjames5180

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, I agree. This was a beautiful and wonderful carried out process. So glad it all worked out .

@mkay2925

3 жыл бұрын

@@maggielong7070 you could see the immediate shame come over Nora when she realized how much her sister was hurting. She didn’t get defensive though, instead she comforted her and really heard her cries of concern. Beautiful.

@marykuball1167

2 жыл бұрын

Thank goodness she got help! It's gotta be a huge weight of Nora's shoulders😌

She’s so lucky to have such loving sisters by her side

@youttt27

3 жыл бұрын

Sisters are the best

@katherinegilmour181

3 жыл бұрын

Ahhh. Totally. Thankfully I do also, but I don't know if mine could actually help without laying a guilt trip on me. And I'll bet I'm not the only one who gets her a.s scolded, either.

@Char-ni2it

3 жыл бұрын

They so pretty too

@childofgod6769

3 жыл бұрын

And to have such a beautiful home

@janetwoods7362

3 жыл бұрын

What a beautiful family on the inside and out!

I too was a hoarder at one time, my long time love had died. I ended up with four storage units a huge barn and my house filled, I let it all go!! I knew I was not strong enough to go through it all. I kept what would fit in a 16’ uhaul, sold my house and moved to the beach. Best decision I ever made, I’ve never looked back and now I limit myself to how much I have at any given time. I feel for everyone of these people.

@boa9535

3 жыл бұрын

The sadness must be quite intense. It’s hard to face.

@mellovett5924

3 жыл бұрын

@@boa9535 exactly

@serinadelmar6012

3 жыл бұрын

congratulations, and by the sea too, which is also deeply healing… sea, space, freedom, wishing you continued joy in your new life and this joyful new chapter! 💕

@mellovett5924

3 жыл бұрын

@@serinadelmar6012 thank you. I feel as if I was granted another chance

@mellovett5924

3 жыл бұрын

@@serinadelmar6012 thank you. Life is good. I live on island time and it’s great

Nora did a 180 when she found out she could help those families…she’s 100% redeemed in my mind…I love her for that.🤗

@brendajones9377

2 жыл бұрын

She needed no redemption in my mind. She needed help to grieve properly and needed to realize she deserved better, and had a purpose. ❤

Nora, I have lost a son too, i also tried to fill that void by purchasing stuff on TV. You are so brave and generous to share your wealth with those who have lost their homes. You give me hope.

@maneckineckbeard1749

2 жыл бұрын

May your son's memory be a blessing. I'm so, so sorry for your loss.

@1brogi

2 жыл бұрын

Hope you doing well, send a big hug🤗🤍 My grandma always said, that to loose a child is the worst in life..

@SW-Lopez1980

2 жыл бұрын

XKE Fan: I'm very sorry for your loss, especially a Son! Many blessings to you & your Family!

Ive watched many of these hoarding shows and never before have I seen family being so unjudgmental and loving. The moment where she came in to tell them they throwing out too much stuff....then saw her sister so upset at herself. It made all tue difference. Love instead of judgement.

Helping others is extremely healing. I'm sure her son would be proud of her

The sneaky way of her nephew calling and only wanting to stay with her when he got home was brilliant! 💕 She is precious! Love and Prayers! ❤️🙏🏻

I think this is the most beautiful "after" space I've ever seen on this show. Well done crew & cleaners!

@NikkiC777

3 жыл бұрын

It is the best one I have seen. It is beautiful. She had a really nice place hidden under all that stuff.

@TourPace

2 жыл бұрын

It is a beautiful home and she had very nice furnishings! I'm so happy she got it back!

@FreddieCuellar

Жыл бұрын

Well, her house was not disgusting and full of trash. It was just cluttered. Her house is absolutely beautiful! Poor Nora. She was just filling that empty void that her son left. Her son was so young and handsome.

What a loving family, it's so heartbreaking to see her sisters break down over Nora's situation. She's lucky to have people like that.

Our home just recently burned on 2/2/21. It’s extremely hard. Thankful for people like Nora who have donated. Hope everyone is doing ok!

@Irene-gq4jr

3 жыл бұрын

Oh how horrible for you :-( I hope it has brought out the best in the people around you and that you are able to rebuild your life back to where you were - or even better - in not too long a time. I may not know you, but when I read a comment like this it makes me want to hug you xx

@gedrgesfsdfwe4046

3 жыл бұрын

I wish someone donated to us when our house burned to ashes Well, whatever, it's been years

@angd5080

3 жыл бұрын

I hope you're ok! I hope that you and your family are safe and I hope that you can make a home soon. Blessings 🙌

@Elizabeth.888

3 жыл бұрын

I hate that you're going through the loss of your home. I hope no one was injured and that you and yours are safe. While it's just 'stuff', it's incredibly difficult to lose it all at once. Unfortunately, I can completely understand and relate. I've personally experienced the total loss of my home to a fire...not just once, but twice!!! The actual structures...gone, then gone again. All the contents...gone, then gone again. But I feel most fortunate that no one got hurt and my dog was safely recovered. With time, your things will come back, too!

@katymcginn4644

3 жыл бұрын

@@gedrgesfsdfwe4046 💜 SO SORRY, I THINK PEOPLE HELP MORE NOW. IT'S SAD YOU DIDN'T GET MUCH HELP 😥 TAKE CARE 💜

It was so touching to see her whole attitude change when she found out where her things were being donated, going through the same disaster gave her the sympathy for others in that situation. She seems to have a very loving and caring family, and all of their reactions to seeing the house were enough to bring me to tears. I really hope they are all doing well 💖

@vaemcdowell6205

3 жыл бұрын

All true, but what can a burned out family do with a 2,000 dollar pair of binoculars?

@laneatkinson6441

3 жыл бұрын

@@vaemcdowell6205 They can be auctioned off and the money can be donated perhaps o:

I’ve felt the feeling that someone deceased will come back although your logical mind knows it’s absolutely impossible. I couldn’t give away my dad’s clothes for the longest time because “what’s he gonna wear when he gets home?” It’s amazing what grief does to someone and how we attach memories to inanimate objects.

@colleenross8752

2 жыл бұрын

They're absent in body but never in spirit

What a lucky person she is to have 3 sisters who really love her.

@nikkilove6035

3 жыл бұрын

Yes she is!! Having family who don’t care and are selfish is very hard,at the end of the day we all matter regardless!!

Grief is very difficult, I pray she heals.

Her son is gorgeous with such a sweet smile. My heart goes out to her.

We just cleaned out my grandma's house, and I was so sad that she wouldn't let us clean it up before she passed. She kept everything!

Whenever I hear the reasons that triggered these things it breaks my heart. RIP Kevin, your momma loved you a lot.

@FreddieCuellar

Жыл бұрын

Kevin was such a handsome guy! Nora and her sisters are so beautiful! I hope they are doing well today.

Holding on to all of those things wasn’t doing what she hoped, which was to hold on to the memory of her son; it was trapping her in the grief and helplessness she felt when she lost her son. It’s a cruel irony that sometimes the walls we build to shield ourselves from pain can become unintended prisons of our own creation.

This is the first time I feel so much empathy for the person in this series. I felt so badly for Nora, what a kind woman. Her heart was so full of hurt for her son, she wanted help but didn’t know how to get out of the deep pain. God bless her and her sisters for caring so much about her ❤️

Good for her clearing out her life and helping people!!!

@suzyrottencrotch5132

3 жыл бұрын

Yea homeless people need more trash to throw all over the place

@suzyrottencrotch5132

3 жыл бұрын

Nothing like a homeless person with a cuckoo clock

@katymcginn4644

3 жыл бұрын

💜 ESPECIALLY THOSE FOUR FAMILIES WHO LOST EVERYTHING IN THE HOUSE FIRE'S. GOD BLESS NORA FOR DONATING SO MANY HELPFUL THING'S. BEDDING, TOWELS, CLOTHES, LAMPS, DISHES, ETC. 🤗😇🙏💜💜💜

@aa-dj9br

3 жыл бұрын

Dad met someone who was in hospital few times by bad bacteria in chest over this etc. Stock used clothes for selling. They waited too long to be out on sell.. damage her health. Some people died in UK over this.. they put things in car too

One of my favorite episodes. The look on her face when she found out her belongings were being donated to families in need really touched my heart.The love between her sisters and her also was very touching.

I love the way changing the focus to donating lots of her stuff to fire victims seemed to flip the switch for her whole mindset. She is very blessed to have those caring sisters.

This woman did a complete turn around and it was beautiful to see. ❤

I, too, have lost my adult son and if ever I thought I had experienced devastating pain before (which I had), it paled in comparison. I could truly feel this lady's heartbreak. I was amazed at how gracious she was.

@maneckineckbeard1749

2 жыл бұрын

May your son's memory be a blessing. ♥️

@FreddieCuellar

Жыл бұрын

I am so sorry. My God, that has to be the worst pain! Nora and her sisters are so beautiful, and Nora's son was so young and handsome. What a tragedy.

The change her her attitude and demeanor when she had a purpose, and her stuff had a purpose. That was cool to see.

All three sisters have the most beautiful eyes ever, and their love and dedication is so touching. It took a huge amount of strength to get out as a survivor after the tragedy no mother should experience. And donating to those in need was the most beautiful gesture. Way to go !

"I'm not a hoarder, I'm a collector" -every hoarder

@WafflesX3XD

2 жыл бұрын

a true collector takes pride in and displays their collection properly/in order,,,, if your “collection” is in the form of unrecognisable piles of mess filling your entire home, idk what you’re trying to prove lmao

@vivadeusa

2 жыл бұрын

@@WafflesX3XD organised people still can be hoarders

I honestly can understand why and how she got to this point. Material things stay with her when everything else has left her. She said that she bought two of everything thinking that if she did, it would bring her son back. The only hoarding I really don’t understand is when it involves animals or animals that have died in the home, or homes that have literal trash in it. I don’t get that. But someone that collects things to ease the pain of other things, I can understand that.

@makola1970

3 жыл бұрын

So true - it's a very difficult situation

@stardustgirl2904

3 жыл бұрын

I kinda feel like people get lost in their grief, and they turn to worldly stuff, instead of God. God is the only one that is strong enough to take her sorrow from her! It's truly possible, for God to take our pain from US,but we have to allow him to do it instead of holding on to the grief! God wants us all to be truly happy! 🙏🏻🙏🏽🙏🏿🙏🏾💕👍🌎

@maneckineckbeard1749

2 жыл бұрын

Yes! As a mom, I honestly can't imagine what I'd do if I lost a child! All I know is that I'd sure as heck go off the deep end somehow! May her son's memory be a blessing, and may she find peace & healing. I wish her all the best.

@sfab5039

2 жыл бұрын

Same, I can sympathize and empathize with that too

@kenrurounishin6039

2 жыл бұрын

Hoarding animals????

Her son was really handsome and looking very good natured. I Can't even imagine how much she is missing him and feeling lonely.

Norad so lucky compared to other collectors who's entire homes are ruined by sewage, pests, bugs and whatever else mold, Nora's home looks great.

@staceysharee9387

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah it was nice to see a lot of her items were in good shape to donate. A lot of other hoarders homes are filled with filth

@Textile_Courtesan

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed. So many other hoarders featured on the program have lost their utilities and have horrendous issues. She seemed to be able to retain running water and electricity and there wasn't any discussion of vermin in the home.

@kurliigurlii

2 жыл бұрын

"Collectors"

@incognitonegress3453

2 жыл бұрын

@@kurliigurlii that's not nice

@kurliigurlii

2 жыл бұрын

@@incognitonegress3453 I was mocking the term "collectors", not Ms Cris. I've heard the hoarders calling themselves "collectors". The term annoys me in that it completely downplays and removes personal accountability over this highly destructive and often dangerous condition.

They are really beautiful sisters. They've all aged very well x

@mandiellis2774

3 жыл бұрын

Exactly what I was thinking! The entire episode I couldn't stop thinking about how gorgeous they all were. Inside and out! ❤️

@spacewolfjr

2 жыл бұрын

Those hotdogs in the fridge have not aged nearly as well

@XPrincess30

2 жыл бұрын

They’re all wearing a lot of makeup

@Jondsmusic

Жыл бұрын

@@spacewolfjr excellent reply?

I'm glad to see many people commenting with compassion and patience. Your hearts are lead by the lord.

She handled it like a champ

I'm so proud of you Nora for donating some of your collection to people In need. This video made me see that there is still some humanity in people. I hope she got the help she needed dealing with her loss and can look forward to happy and bright future.

Losing your child like that is certainly enough reason to give her a pass. That she donated to people in need says so much about her heart.

What a beautiful home under all that mess. Glad most of the stuff went to a good cause and I hope she continues on her journey to health and happiness.

Her sisters are precious like her!

All of her hoarding issues, like many others, is triggered by loss. Losing a child, i can't even imagine! 💔

@beckywhobrey4211

3 жыл бұрын

Idk what I'd do if something happened to my daughter!! I'd probably want to keep everything she owned but I know that would only make my depression worse! I feel so bad for this lady!! I'm totally surprised I didn't hoard my mother's things when she passed but I was able to let it go

@murdermysterieswithmegan141

3 жыл бұрын

@@beckywhobrey4211 i completely agree! I'm sorry about your loss with your mother! I don't even want to think of that day!!!!

@jackiekane6489

3 жыл бұрын

Not trying to downplay a loss of a child, but her son died thirty some years ago, time does make things better, I had lost my parents when they were far too young, a brother to a drowning accident, my best friend of over thirty years and another brother who caught the Hong Kong flu and died in the hospital of a high fever they couldn’t bring down , not eve packing him in a bathtub of ice, so I’ve had devastating loss,don’t hate but I truly believe she may have started. Hoarding because of a loss but I can’t believe many decades later, that’s her reason, some people just hoarder in them, I didn’t get affected that way but I have a sister who has not let any family in for 30 or more years and she’s always out shopping ?

@beckywhobrey4211

3 жыл бұрын

@@jackiekane6489 sorry to hear about all your losses!! Time does help but the pain never goes away, for me anyway! I don't have a lot of my mother's things and at times I wish I had more but the happy memories are enough! It sounds like your sister may be a hoarder. I hope she gets some help bc no one deserves to live like that. Sending prayers for you and your family!!

@roadtothebeloved4830

3 жыл бұрын

@@jackiekane6489 For people who never face the feelings within them when they originally experience loss, the feelings stay inside of them and manifest as many sorts of coping behaviors. The difference between you and her is you most likely somehow came to terms with losing your loved ones. She never even faced the loss. She never came to terms with it. People don't realize how significant processing emotions is. If you dont deal with emotions, they stay within the body and will come out as other behaviors which is a sign to let the person know, theyre carrying trauma or something is not right. Most of us aren't taught to self scrutinize and understand what our behaviors reflect to us about ourselves. Most people don't know how to go within themselves and face themselves. Its a journey to be able to do this. Takes a lot of courage.

She has a good heart. Like when she agreed to give the things to families that were in need.

A very good looking family. All four sisters are beautiful. I can imagine how gorgeous they were in their 20s

This lady is so precious.

Her sister started crying. That's so sad n overwhelming

That sister has the most beautiful cry and voice. How can someone look and sound so beautiful when they cry?!?! It's incredible!

As soon as her sister stated crying I started crying. Poor sweet lady

A hoarders struggle to let go of their collections is usually a reflection of something in their life they don't want to let go of, in this case, so very sadly, her son!

@Michelle-cj2bm

3 жыл бұрын

@@jeffj_39 think it's the first hoarder I've seen without a pet!

@Michelle-cj2bm

3 жыл бұрын

@Matt H. Hi Matt, I'm from Scotland, where are you from? 😊

@Michelle-cj2bm

3 жыл бұрын

@Matt H. we are having lovely weather right now, sunny without being too humid! Lived in Scotland my whole life, it's a beautiful country with all the 4 seasons 😁

@Michelle-cj2bm

3 жыл бұрын

Can I ask what made you reach out and contact me? Is this something you do regularly?

@Michelle-cj2bm

3 жыл бұрын

@Matt H. how sweet, well it would be a pleasure to accept your friendship 😊 what age are you, if you don't mind me asking?

I realize from your videos that hoarding is a symptom of troubled emotions. I thank you for bringing this to light and for helping people get their lives back on track and free from at least one of their symptoms weighing them down. God bless you all.

I'm so embarrassed that bipolar disorder & depression to the fullest extent that it's now become medical resistance to medicine !!! That has me living the horder life Embarrassed depressed almost really tried. Prayers needed & I appreciate you for just listening Wow first time saying this out loud

@deborahs2593

3 жыл бұрын

Nancy, I think being honest with ourselves is the true start to getting better. Glad to see you begin👍🥰

@nancybarrett6266

3 жыл бұрын

@@deborahs2593 You're kind words could've come at a better time. Tks so much

@crazydee1955

3 жыл бұрын

@@nancybarrett6266 you admitted it. That's the first step. You can do this. Just don't give up.

@makola1970

3 жыл бұрын

May God (I'm a Muslim but we pray to the One God that Abraham and Moses and other Prophets prayed to- creator of the universe) - may He make everything easy for you. There's so much that you're battling with, but u have a fighting heart - fight and win for yourself!

@nancybarrett6266

3 жыл бұрын

@Matt H. Georgia

Losing a loved one is the worst thing I've ever been through! I understand wanting to hold on to memories. When I had to get rid of my mother's things I felt like I was throwing a piece of her out and I had so much guilt!!

@Irene-gq4jr

3 жыл бұрын

I resonate with that. I kept some of my mum's clothes but felt okay about donating the rest to the charity shop that helps fund the hospice who took care of her in her final weeks. 3 years on I still have photos and mementos of hers I need to go through. When she was alive she gave me some gifts that I didn't especially like, however knowing she'll never give me another gift can make it hard to part with these things. It's not easy.

@RLMARMEN

2 жыл бұрын

I agree! I have lost both my parents and my brother. Its hard to get rid or their things. I dont have a lot , a few fur coats, my mothers wedding dress and a small pile of linens that were mostly from WW11 for table tops, bureaus etc. I cont need them but what to do with them, same with the coats and dress plus a camel hair skirt and jacket. Ive held onto these things for the past 11 years safely. Its time to do something with them but what?

Once all the hoard was removed, it revealed what a really beautiful home she has!

What a beautiful home and family. Wish them all the best.

Thankyou to Nora for all your help to those families who lost everything to fire. When you changed your life, you changed theirs.

Omg I can't imagine the pain of her losing her handsome son. Heart breaking 💔 😢. I can understand this was her way of coping all those years. Her sisters are incredible. This was a lot of pain built up.

God bless this woman’s heart

She is one of the most hopeful horder I ever saw in this show. I wish the very best. She has a great heart.

This lady seemed so kind and polite and generous. She wasn't lashing out even though it was difficult for her. Good job!!

The bond between the sisters is so cute and wholesome

Watching the sister cry around 5:50 made me emotional .... to see love expressed like that. wow

It's a blessing to have a family that loves you and cares for you... It all turned out well because of their concern for each other..... ❤️Stay Blessed

It’s so sad when people can not move through the stages of grief.

When her sister cried, I broke down too.

@Laura_B__

3 ай бұрын

Me too.

I sometimes tear up at things like this, but i straight up started crying a couple times, watching this! Especially when the blonde sister broke down about letting her beloved sister come home to that!

Wow I'm impressed of the cleaners they turned the house looking like a new house wich is never been used

There's a difference between a collector and a hoarderer... A collector collects collectables and a hoarderer collects EVERYTHING!! My partner is a hoarderer, he has just admitted that is actually a hoarderer, I am proud of him though, he parted with a whole heap of stuff he didn't need.

I love this family!The support and respect to each other and they don't judge her! Hoarders are suffering from inside and not everyone can understand!😓They need professional help and counseling and support from family and love ones!

She has such a beautiful home.

This is the best healthy communication I’ve seen on this show. Lovely family. Sending hugs❤️❤️❤️

I watch these stories with a great deal of sadness. This was a great story. Support from family doing a good deed.

If my sisters were to come to my house, they'd never talk to me again. They are very judgmental people. They think I'm lazy. I tried to explain my depression but they say I'm just looking for attention. They have no clue how much I suffer. This clutter is killing me.

@oshins4524

3 жыл бұрын

I feel U... Take one day at a time... Keep moving & plz don't loose hope. .

@niteflytes

2 жыл бұрын

I want to hug you. I’m sorry your sisters don’t understand.

Nora, I want you to know that I love you. I too lost my son from tragedy. Your loving heart honors your son!

So touching. There are so many people in my country living in poverty and there are people there living like this. But she is kindhearted to donate her things. God will replace your empty space with love. Prayer from indonesia.

I can't imagine the pain of loosing my child, I'm so moved by the love the family has for her. It broke my heart watching her clean her handsome son's picture. My daughter is my life and can't and don't want to imagine her pain.

When she talked about her son.. i couldn't stop crying 💔

This family has so much love and empathy for one another. Beautiful and emotional.

This story is in my top 5. Kudos to you Miss Nora. Thank you for helping your community.

She has such a beautiful house I am in awe, so happy she got her house back and will hopefully be able to live peacefully with her sisters 🙏

My goodness she has such beautiful home! I think her son and the fire when she was younger contributed to her hoarding.

Her home is so beautiful and I'm very glad she got the help she needed.

This was the saddest episode of Hoarders that I've ever seen. You could understand how tragedy impacted Nora's life and created the hoarding problem. She was very sweet during the sorting process, not belligerent like a lot of the people I've seen on these shows. I'm so happy that she has the support of her loving family.

This home is BEAUTIFUL 🥰Nora you are so lucky to have such good people and wonderful sisters to help you lots of love from Othello Washington

Omg these sisters make me wish my bond with my sis was better 😭😭😭 and the fact that she heard where it was going and decided they needed it more... What a good woman

Nora's home is so amazingly beautiful now, something her son is proud of, brought me too to tears! God Bless Nora and her loving sisters. ❤✝💕

Cried my eyes out this whole episode bless you all helping the broken hearted

He looks like one of those people who brings energy to a room. So sad for her. See all the happiness you want it’s still a tragedy

That was such a wonderful episode! Lovely sisters!

I thought this was one of the best show . The lady was awesome .. my heart goes out to her . Bless her !!!

This was a cool episode where stuff got donated and she was happy and could relate so it hit home harder.

now these is a crew these is a family these is a psychiatrist treating each one with respect and caring

“Why did I let her go home ?” heartbreaking :(

Am I the only one obsessing about the binoculars right now? 🤣

@aidahoe2946

3 жыл бұрын

It was thrown out

@purplesaori

3 жыл бұрын

Probably not the only one, but definitely not me, it’s so insignificant I couldn’t care less.

Nora is just so sweet! And she has such a loving and supportive family! I wish her only the best!

This is a phenomenal episode! They don't always go so well, and she really was able to be ok in the end. What a great outcome

Sweet mama. Your boy was so beautiful. I'm sure he's so happy to see you in a safe home.

She did so well. Lots of loving support. Her home is beautiful!

She has a lovely heart. I hope she’s doing well.

She's an amazing woman with such courage

@judyavant67

3 жыл бұрын

@Matt H. Amarillo Texas

@judyavant67

3 жыл бұрын

@Matt H. Lol I'm in Ohio visiting but it was already 100' back home! Where are you from

@judyavant67

3 жыл бұрын

@Matt H. oops now I see

That’s such a beautiful home.