[suzyqz_2007]

I hope you'll take the time to watch this. Regardless of your religious beliefs this is a wonderful video of true love and devotion.


http://www.godtube.com/view_video.ph...aca5dd9ea45513

[momXseven]

Thank you for posting this, what a great way to start my day.

[MelodyL]

I had heard of this father and son duo. I can honestly say I have never been more moved by anything in my entire life.

After viewing this, I have come to the following conclusion.

I really now know why we are put on this earth.

THE ONE'S WHO HAVE....should be there for ...THE ONE'S WHO HAVE NOT.

Simply put, but I don't know how else to express this.

That's the message I got while watching the father and son.

What a wonderful man, what a precious son.

Thank you SO much for lifting me up so early in the day.

You have no idea how this moved me.

Thanks so much.

[Kitty]

Wow. A very powerful video. Thanks for sharing it with us.

[suzyqz_2007]

Originally Posted by MelodyL

I had heard of this father and son duo. I can honestly say I have never been more moved by anything in my entire life.

After viewing this, I have come to the following conclusion.

I really now know why we are put on this earth.

THE ONE'S WHO HAVE....should be there for ...THE ONE'S WHO HAVE NOT.

Simply put, but I don't know how else to express this.

That's the message I got while watching the father and son.

What a wonderful man, what a precious son.

Thank you SO much for lifting me up so early in the day.

You have no idea how this moved me.

Thanks so much.

I was in tears after watching this...really made me stop and think about what kind of "struggles" I've been having and how pety some of them seem...I'm so thankful for everything and shouldn't let the little things get to me.

[who moi]

it's beautiful...thank you...

[KathyM]

Aw, that was beautiful.

It reminds me of my friend with cerebral palsy I grew up with. Throughout our childhood, I talked her ear off over my love for horses and competing in horse shows. She was happy I was happy, and she was always out there in the audience cheering for me.

It didn't dawn on me until I was an adult how much that must have hurt her - knowing she'd never be able to feel the wonder and thrill of riding a horse. She has little to no control of her legs.

Fortunately, stables started offering "handicapped riding" around then. Like me, she fell completely in love with horses. She's been competing for years now, and I am the one cheering her on in the audience. I'm usually spotted pretty easily. I'm the one who breaks down and sobs tears of joy when I see her in the saddle and waves frantically whenever she passes by the crowd. At the last show she cantered all by herself on an English saddle!!! I wanted to run out into the arena and give her a big hug. It's probably a good thing my legs don't work very well anymore.

[MelodyL]

For anyone who wants to read the whole story about the Father and Son, click on this:

http://www.cnn.com/US/9911/29/hoyt.family/index.html

Very moving stuff.

It's sad that the parents are divorced.

[FaithS]

Suzy -- thanks for posting the song.
Melody -- thanks for the story.

I put your links in the Sanctuary for Spiritual Support section.

http://neurotalk.psychcentral.com/sh...19821#poststop

Hope it's OK.

~ Faith

[MelodyL]

Faith:

Wow, I never even knew we had a Sanctuary for Spritual Support Section. How cool is that?

Glad you did that.

Melody