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Amy
This is wonderful to see! I lost my husband very unexpectedly almost 2 years ago and have been looking for a cause to channel my grief. I am working with American Heart Association but would really like to do more! This is so inspiring!
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Dianne
"Grief is just left over love" Yes so true! If we all used our left over love in a positive way, wow, what a difference we could all make.
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Robyn
This video is ALL inspiring . I am filled with admiration, it brought tears to my eyes and it makes me feel I need to get involved and do something with the life I have ...Your mother is watching over you every inch of the way and must be so very proud of you Nyla ...
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Ruthie Ristich
Everything about this video is inspiring. reaching out, helping other people. Plus the piece is beautifully shot and edited together with great music, too.
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Paulo Saramago
Love is the most powerful feeling that we have! And after we truly know the power of love the others, we finally make sense to our life's!
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Edward
I'm moved and inspired by the work that you have begun, to give people opportunities to thrive. People have the potential to grow and live well once they have the opportunities and support to overcome their difficulties and realize their dreams. Nyla,keep the love flowing. Oceans of good wishes, Edward
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tony criscuolo
thank you so much for making this wonderful work continue after the death of its originator. Nyla, you have kept the spirit of your mother alive and flourishing, and moved me to tears of gratitude.
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Timmo
What a beautiful story. I would love to see 30 minutes of these stories on the NBC Nightly News...instead of the dismal reports that are offered up. Maybe Oprah could fine 30 minutes for a Good News Half-hour. Wouldn't that be nice for a change?
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Mia
It would have been so much easier just to wallow in her grief, sadness - to live in the missing of her mother...and yet, something moved her beyond that, something that she listened to -perhaps it was her mother's voice carried by the wind, or Bernards and the other women calling to her - regardless, she listened. And more was possible. So inspiring.