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November 5, 2025
Forever Remember Me As Loving You
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This elegant film-short beautifully portrays love's endurance despite Alzheimer's. (Video)
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Very emotional watching this but it is beautiful xx
My mom and dad are truly soul mate's. Mom mother will never abandoned my farther. I no despite his illness he loves her dearly as much as she loves him. I am so fortunate to have such loving parents. This video flash back a recent memory that I was able to share with them on May 29th 2015 in New York at my son wedding, there only grandchildren, there first. Dance.have have not seen this in such a very long time. It will be in beaded I'm my heart forever. It was a lovely trip despite my father having Alzheimer's and it's been many yrs. Since his return to New York.I want to end this bye thanking my mom for being such a loving, caring person. Love the both of you. Love your daughter Velma Vadell Torres, who resides in Puerto Rico with them.
❤️ beautiful 🙂
Beautiful & very real. We can only hope to be so lucky to have found or be this in love with our soulmate.
Oh, I cried………………
Me, too…