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Evelyn, 90, alone, received a call that her computer was hacked.

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As a single father, I had mixed feelings watching my eleven year old daughter gave birth to a healthy baby girl.

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The young man hugged me for over twenty minutes as the tears steaming down our faces.

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My mother seemed to remember who I was today when I stopped by to visit her this sunny day.

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"What kind of daughter are you to visit your mother only once a year?!!"

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My father had given me a gold challenge coin he earned in the military, before he died in another tour of combat eighteen years ago.

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I brought my daughter in to the hospital see my father, whose latest stroke left him very unresponsive and put him at God's doorstep.

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She knows I wouldn't touch a hair on her body in anger.

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It was our last mission together in Afghanistan and we were running for the plane, he a little slower than I, when he got hit by enemy gunfire.

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I never found out what my daughter's last words to me were.

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Evelyn, 90, alone, received a call that her computer was hacked.	32
As a single father, I had mixed feelings watching my eleven year old daughter gave birth to a healthy baby girl.	31
The young man hugged me for over twenty minutes as the tears steaming down our faces.	31
My mother seemed to remember who I was today when I stopped by to visit her this sunny day.	30
"What kind of daughter are you to visit your mother only once a year?!!"	30
My father had given me a gold challenge coin he earned in the military, before he died in another tour of combat eighteen years ago.	30
I brought my daughter in to the hospital see my father, whose latest stroke left him very unresponsive and put him at God's doorstep.	29
She knows I wouldn't touch a hair on her body in anger.	28
It was our last mission together in Afghanistan and we were running for the plane, he a little slower than I, when he got hit by enemy gunfire.	27
I never found out what my daughter's last words to me were.	27