The headline looks like it might come from some sort of online ad encouraging you to sign up or spend money. It’s much more important than that. As you know, I lost my wife and our baby when I was quite young. We were very excited the morning when I took her to the hospital to have our baby. It wasn’t long after we arrived, the nurses told me I might as well go home and then on to work because first babies take a long time to be born. I did just that. It was about 10 a.m., and I got a call at work. I was needed back at the hospital immediately. My wife died later that day, along with the baby. That taught me a lesson I have lived ever since. The last thing I said to my wife was, “I love you.”
Given the uncertainties of life and particularly today with the deadly virus on the loose, take time to tell those you love to say, “I love you.” Don’t regret not saying those three words. Do it now! And forward this blog to your friends.
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Well said!