I agree with Carl. When our parents are growing old, don't remember the certain things. God bless our hearts with gold. I hope Molly and her daughter will learn their lessons.😊❤
It is never easy to look after an elderly parent. My mom used to tell the same story over and over and never stopped talking always repeating her experiences. I just acted as if I had never heard them before although I did feel like pulling my hair out. I always remembered what my late dad had said when my late granny was staying with him and my mom. Never ever make an old person cry or make them feel they are in the way or not needed. I think that is advice we should all follow. It is never easy but just love them. You will be glad you did after they have passed.
Yes keep a hold of your parents my mother passed away at the age of 39 when I was 7 my brother at 9 and my other sister at 13 and my other sister at 16 .But she left us for an order man and never ever cared for us . My dad had lots all his family young. But he is nearly 80 so I'm glad have the chance to keep my dad longer .Thank you Jesus Christ 🙏💖 for this.
This goes to show we all will be old one day and going through health problems before we pass away, it's best to have loved ones taking care of you instead of throwing you off in a nursing home and forget about you. I worked in a nursing home, I saw the patients crying saying what did they do to deserve to be abandoned and they never been mean to anyone. How Molly treated her mom with dementia was putrid. At least her husband had more heart to take care of his mother-in-law and when Molly got older her daughter treated her the same way she treated her mom, like 💩. That daughter gonna get old herself and watch how one of her kids gonna treat her when she's sick with something.
Very good job dudes and nicely well done!!! Congratulations 998.8% yo throughout the 3rd sizzling patriotic hot week of said outstanding October y'all. It was one brilliant story!
What Molly did to her own mother like is forgiven and I do agree with her ex-husband Carl's point of view that her mother did bring her to this world on the day she was born which is something you should never take your own family for granted. Beside Molly got a taste of her own medicine to what it feels like to be a vulnerable/helpless old lady👵now that she's becoming old herself because her daughter is doing the exact same thing what Molly did to her own mother many years ago. The lesson from all this is to appreciate having your family and make effort to spend time with them because someday in the future they won't be around anymore and you would regret it for the rest of your life.
There goes my added scene. Molly's daughter, Karen, is thrown out by her husband Tim with her stuff the next day. Karen: How can you do this to me?! I'm your wife! Tim: A bad wife and a bad daughter, I'd say. Kicking your own mother out of your house was a mistake, Karen, she just needed a place to live, and you humiliated her, you could took her care and helped her the way you should have, but you didn't want to. Karen: How did you know about all this?! Tim: Carl told me everything! I can't believe how selfish you've been! You turned out to be just like her, when your grandma, Felicia, passed away, after you grew up, to being a spoiled mommy's girl. And I didn't tolerate that. Karen was shocked by what Tim said about her. She begs him to forgive her but Tim kicks her out. Karen: I was wrong all along... Tim, give me another chance. Please! Tim: Of course not, Karen. It's over. I don't want to see you again, I'm filing for divorce and you're going back to your mom. Do you understand? Tim closes the door on Karen. Once again, she goes back to Molly, however, her ex-boyfriend, Carl and his new wife, Julie, saw her with a look of fury in their eyes. Carl: Karen? What are you doing here?! Karen: I want to go back to my mom, Tim kicked me out of the house and he warned me to apologize to her if I didn't. Carl: It's too late. Your mom passed away and you'll never see her again. Karen: What?! Julie: That was your fault, silly girl. After 30 years, you don't suffer the consequences, you lost your mom and your grandma because of your cruelty and that doesn't change. Karen: Is that true, Carl? Carl: Felicia was like a mother for me, but with Molly, she wasn't. You'll never change, Karen, you'll never change. Get out, I don't want to see you again, You ungrateful. They slammed the door in Karen's face, she was seen crying in the street for her past behavior and ended up being humiliated by passersby until being beaten. Her guilt comes back to her and she regrets it too late. As for Carl's mother, Nathalie, unlike Karen, she didn't learn her lesson or show remorse for how she left Carl in the orphanage, for her lover, John, who left her for another woman when she was broke. She was last seen selling her body to unscrupulous rich men.
I do have Sympathy for Carl as he revealed to Molly for the reason why he want to take care of her mother in the first place because when he was a child his own mother abandon him at the orphanage just so she can selfishly run off with start a new life with her new lover which leave Carl heartbroken. Even though Felicia👵 is Carl's mother-in-law but he still treat her like a real mother to him who gave him something that his real mother never gave him which is love. If Carl have told Molly all this back then before he found out that Molly have kicked her mother out in the street then she would have a change of heart while still spend time with her mother before she passed away.
5:30:See, this is what I call the boomerang effect. What goes around comes around. Now Molly knows how it feels to be treated badly in old age. Moral lesson: Always be kind to the elderly because you too will get old one day.
My grandma of my mom's side also had a dementia and she literally did some antics without being capable of what she was doing or leaving our house to go back to her old one despite her old house she used to live in don't exist for many years since she moved out to the current place,and not to mention she confused her daughter (my mom) for a hired cleaner or so. My mom was really tired of grandma's attitudes caused by her dementia,but I couldn't blame neither my grandma nor my mom for watching over her till grandma passed away in 2021. So no wonder old age can hit real hard and can make most people do some unpredictable things.
Elderly people are the most important people in the world. But they are human beings, not children, so what I'm would be liked if grown children are being in their own shoes looked like when they're getting older to disrespect their own parents .show them a little respect for them.😠😠😠😠😠
After watching this video I could realise that my grandfather also have dimentia, he does unusual things 😢 I can't watch how his son and daughter-in-law and neighbour treat him, maybe they're holding grudge of my grandfather's rudeness.. Sometimes i want to live there to take care of him but I can't live with such heartless and brainless monsters with fake smile😔 I believe Karma pays to everyone, today grandfather is helpless but who know what holds their future??
I agree with Carl. When our parents are growing old, don't remember the certain things. God bless our hearts with gold. I hope Molly and her daughter will learn their lessons.😊❤
I agree everyone deserves a second chance.
That was BEAUTIFUL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Very touching story Carl was an amazing man I’m glad the woman realize what she did to her mother was wrong. It all worked out in the end.
It is never easy to look after an elderly parent. My mom used to tell the same story over and over and never stopped talking always repeating her experiences. I just acted as if I had never heard them before although I did feel like pulling my hair out. I always remembered what my late dad had said when my late granny was staying with him and my mom. Never ever make an old person cry or make them feel they are in the way or not needed. I think that is advice we should all follow. It is never easy but just love them. You will be glad you did after they have passed.
Yes keep a hold of your parents my mother passed away at the age of 39 when I was 7 my brother at 9 and my other sister at 13 and my other sister at 16 .But she left us for an order man and never ever cared for us . My dad had lots all his family young. But he is nearly 80 so I'm glad have the chance to keep my dad longer .Thank you Jesus Christ 🙏💖 for this.
Awesome video. Liked the Joker/Harley Quinn look Felicia had at the beginning. Hope Carl's mother and Karen got their karma.
This goes to show we all will be old one day and going through health problems before we pass away, it's best to have loved ones taking care of you instead of throwing you off in a nursing home and forget about you. I worked in a nursing home, I saw the patients crying saying what did they do to deserve to be abandoned and they never been mean to anyone. How Molly treated her mom with dementia was putrid. At least her husband had more heart to take care of his mother-in-law and when Molly got older her daughter treated her the same way she treated her mom, like 💩. That daughter gonna get old herself and watch how one of her kids gonna treat her when she's sick with something.
Very good job dudes and nicely well done!!! Congratulations 998.8% yo throughout the 3rd sizzling patriotic hot week of said outstanding October y'all.
It was one brilliant story!
What Molly did to her own mother like is forgiven and I do agree with her ex-husband Carl's point of view that her mother did bring her to this world on the day she was born which is something you should never take your own family for granted. Beside Molly got a taste of her own medicine to what it feels like to be a vulnerable/helpless old lady👵now that she's becoming old herself because her daughter is doing the exact same thing what Molly did to her own mother many years ago. The lesson from all this is to appreciate having your family and make effort to spend time with them because someday in the future they won't be around anymore and you would regret it for the rest of your life.
There goes my added scene.
Molly's daughter, Karen, is thrown out by her husband Tim with her stuff the next day.
Karen: How can you do this to me?! I'm your wife!
Tim: A bad wife and a bad daughter, I'd say. Kicking your own mother out of your house was a mistake, Karen, she just needed a place to live, and you humiliated her, you could took her care and helped her the way you should have, but you didn't want to.
Karen: How did you know about all this?!
Tim: Carl told me everything! I can't believe how selfish you've been! You turned out to be just like her, when your grandma, Felicia, passed away, after you grew up, to being a spoiled mommy's girl. And I didn't tolerate that.
Karen was shocked by what Tim said about her. She begs him to forgive her but Tim kicks her out.
Karen: I was wrong all along... Tim, give me another chance. Please!
Tim: Of course not, Karen. It's over. I don't want to see you again, I'm filing for divorce and you're going back to your mom. Do you understand?
Tim closes the door on Karen. Once again, she goes back to Molly, however, her ex-boyfriend, Carl and his new wife, Julie, saw her with a look of fury in their eyes.
Carl: Karen? What are you doing here?!
Karen: I want to go back to my mom, Tim kicked me out of the house and he warned me to apologize to her if I didn't.
Carl: It's too late. Your mom passed away and you'll never see her again.
Karen: What?!
Julie: That was your fault, silly girl. After 30 years, you don't suffer the consequences, you lost your mom and your grandma because of your cruelty and that doesn't change.
Karen: Is that true, Carl?
Carl: Felicia was like a mother for me, but with Molly, she wasn't. You'll never change, Karen, you'll never change. Get out, I don't want to see you again, You ungrateful.
They slammed the door in Karen's face, she was seen crying in the street for her past behavior and ended up being humiliated by passersby until being beaten. Her guilt comes back to her and she regrets it too late.
As for Carl's mother, Nathalie, unlike Karen, she didn't learn her lesson or show remorse for how she left Carl in the orphanage, for her lover, John, who left her for another woman when she was broke. She was last seen selling her body to unscrupulous rich men.
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I do have Sympathy for Carl as he revealed to Molly for the reason why he want to take care of her mother in the first place because when he was a child his own mother abandon him at the orphanage just so she can selfishly run off with start a new life with her new lover which leave Carl heartbroken. Even though Felicia👵 is Carl's mother-in-law but he still treat her like a real mother to him who gave him something that his real mother never gave him which is love. If Carl have told Molly all this back then before he found out that Molly have kicked her mother out in the street then she would have a change of heart while still spend time with her mother before she passed away.
5:30:See, this is what I call the boomerang effect. What goes around comes around. Now Molly knows how it feels to be treated badly in old age.
Moral lesson: Always be kind to the elderly because you too will get old one day.
i didn't like that karen mistreats her mom after all, she also deserves karma.
@@mintluna10 it was just the boomerang effect. Karma just paid Molly a visit.
@@BisolaAdebija i would imagine if karen regrets everything that she did to molly, and gets kicked out by her husband.
@mintluna10 Well, hey, the boomerang effect works in different ways
Just because carl is right doesn’t mean it’s easy. It can be very difficult to care for the elderly.
My grandma of my mom's side also had a dementia and she literally did some antics without being capable of what she was doing or leaving our house to go back to her old one despite her old house she used to live in don't exist for many years since she moved out to the current place,and not to mention she confused her daughter (my mom) for a hired cleaner or so.
My mom was really tired of grandma's attitudes caused by her dementia,but I couldn't blame neither my grandma nor my mom for watching over her till grandma passed away in 2021.
So no wonder old age can hit real hard and can make most people do some unpredictable things.
Molly was truly heartless to treat her own mother the way she did
Elderly people are the most important people in the world. But they are human beings, not children, so what I'm would be liked if grown children are being in their own shoes looked like when they're getting older to disrespect their own parents .show them a little respect for them.😠😠😠😠😠
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She could handle it another way. She could hire home health or a caregiver to make their lives easier.
After watching this video I could realise that my grandfather also have dimentia, he does unusual things 😢 I can't watch how his son and daughter-in-law and neighbour treat him, maybe they're holding grudge of my grandfather's rudeness..
Sometimes i want to live there to take care of him but I can't live with such heartless and brainless monsters with fake smile😔
I believe Karma pays to everyone, today grandfather is helpless but who know what holds their future??
Part two is needed with Molly's daughter thinking about how she mistreated her
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