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by Gary E. Andrews - 07/24/26 08:58 PM
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Success is the tears of joy in the eyes of an elderly relative when you take time from your busy schedule to visit them in the nursing home. Success is also the warm glow it gives you in return..to know that your remembrance meant so much. That hit me, as my mother was in rehab/nursing home, and before she saw me, I could sometimes see a bored, down look. Then she would see her only son and just beam! I would walk her around in her wheelchair, and play the Steinway baby grand piano for her. Other people wold tell her she is lucky to have a son that will play piano for her. She would just smile, and say, "he always played for me. The house was like a morgue when he moved out". So, I play for her as often as I can. She's home now, but no piano over there. I should get something to play there. You're post has me now thinking that. Thank you for your inspiring words. John
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