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A thought of gratitude to all loving dads, who are there day in day out, walking the talk and truly co-parenting. We, the women walking by your side, are lucky to have you and they, the children we’re raising together, are receiving a priceless gift that will hopefully serve them for the rest of their lives.. Parents sacrifice for children ,make them heavenly gift for us. This is so beautiful. Sometimes parents have to leave their comfort zone, go to a country where they know no one and work hard to earn a living, so their children can have better opportunities at succeeding in life. Biden not my president mug And your life is a testament to. My maternal grandmother came to America from Colombia in the 50s to get treatment for my aunt who had Polio. She was Vice President of a bank (highly unusual at that time!) before moving here. Her husband refused to come so she moved here on her own

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We will never fully understand all the sacrifices our immigrant parents made so that their children can have better lives.. This brought tears to my eyes. Reminds me very much of my dad, who loved music, and sacrificed a career as a lawyer in his country of birth so my siblings and I could have a better life. Thank you for sharing this and give your dad a hug for me. As a daughter of immigrants myself, I know too well of the many years of hardship and sacrifice, that meant our well being and a chance at a better life. What a beautiful gift, to take your Father on a special trip to see Trish, it must have meant the. I’m sure he loved and appreciated the Father’s Day gift of this concert which showed significant thoughtfulness and attention to your history together, but more than that, I think he will always cherish the note which would make any father’s heart sing Biden not my president mug

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This made me tear up a bit. You’re a very lucky girl to have a father who loves you so much to risk everything for you. He is also equally as blessed to have a daughter who adores her father. Lots of parents make sacrifices for their children including mine. They left Czechoslovakia when communists took over. Could have become communists and stayed there but they left so we could live in freedom. Your parents story is the quintessential American dream. It does still exist. Congratulations. Wow. I am floored. What a beautiful gift and I am sure he loved it. I have never heard of Tish, but will look her up. Also, one of my favorite things to do is to drive around with my 17-year-old daughter and just listen to music. Sometimes she picks an. My story is almost the same as yours, except my parents came from Greece many years ago, I used to think about the life they left behind constantly, and I always thought the same thing when I would think of how old I was and compared my own life to how