Dear All,
This is an appeal to you all. Our parents did a lot for us. This is our time to show them how much we care for them. Please find the attachment.
Regards,
Inderjeet Singh
"Born to lead"
From India, Rajsamand
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128This is an appeal to you all. Our parents did a lot for us. This is our time to show them how much we care for them. Please find the attachment.
Regards,
Inderjeet Singh
"Born to lead"
From India, Rajsamand
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Though my father has passed away and my mum is too young for her age, every time I read the slide, I can connect myself with my little one and introspect if I did those things that I am supposed to do with a smile. I feel guilty. Thanks for reminding me of my duty not just as a daughter but also as a mother.
From India, Mumbai
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From India, Mumbai
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Hi,
Very heart-touching PPT presentation. It is a true reflection of everybody's life because many of us have parents who are under the care of their children due to old age. This presentation seems to mirror our own lives.
Thanks for the nice message conveyed through the PPT. Please keep sharing such messages.
YRRao
From India, Hyderabad
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Very heart-touching PPT presentation. It is a true reflection of everybody's life because many of us have parents who are under the care of their children due to old age. This presentation seems to mirror our own lives.
Thanks for the nice message conveyed through the PPT. Please keep sharing such messages.
YRRao
From India, Hyderabad
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Awesome !! I am touched. I have no words to express my feelings. True replica of everybody’s life. Hats off to you for sharing this presentation . Its really nice. Rinki
From India, Delhi
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From India, Delhi
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Hi, friend Taking a responsibility to tell everyone the truth about the inner feelings of parents... Hats off to you dear... Thanks for the nice presentation. Cheers... Padma
From India, Hyderabad
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From India, Hyderabad
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Dear Inderjeet,
Thank you very much for sharing a touching ppt. It constrained me to weep for my parents who live far from me. Please keep sharing such things. Very soon, I will share the Hindi Version of this ppt.
With regards,
KD's Vipin K. Sharma
from KD Parivar
A family devoted to education and knowledge about success
KD Parivar's OM NARAYAN - KD Parivar's OM NARAYAN
From India, Amritsar
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Thank you very much for sharing a touching ppt. It constrained me to weep for my parents who live far from me. Please keep sharing such things. Very soon, I will share the Hindi Version of this ppt.
With regards,
KD's Vipin K. Sharma
from KD Parivar
A family devoted to education and knowledge about success
KD Parivar's OM NARAYAN - KD Parivar's OM NARAYAN
From India, Amritsar
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Hi An excellent, and very touching presentation. Trust that it will have some impact on today’s younger generation, many of whom tend to take things for granted.
From India, Mumbai
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Can I ask you one thing sir,
We all respect parents as we are all sons and daughters and parents themselves know that the role of parents in upbringing a child is very, very important. However, I have personally come across some parents who, just to fulfill their wrong ego, take away the happiness of their adult son when the son is not doing anything that would make them unhappy. Instead, it would make their life happy and safe. Despite this, the parents are not willing to accept his decision and just stick to their ignorance and ego, ultimately destroying their son's life.
What should be said to such parents? Please suggest what should be done to remove the ego and help the parents understand when the son has tried hard to make them see his perspective. In this ego battle, the parents are ready to go to any extent to ensure that their son doesn't get what he wants. The extent to which this can go is beyond imagination and could result in the worst outcomes!
Thanks,
Mansi
From India, Mumbai
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We all respect parents as we are all sons and daughters and parents themselves know that the role of parents in upbringing a child is very, very important. However, I have personally come across some parents who, just to fulfill their wrong ego, take away the happiness of their adult son when the son is not doing anything that would make them unhappy. Instead, it would make their life happy and safe. Despite this, the parents are not willing to accept his decision and just stick to their ignorance and ego, ultimately destroying their son's life.
What should be said to such parents? Please suggest what should be done to remove the ego and help the parents understand when the son has tried hard to make them see his perspective. In this ego battle, the parents are ready to go to any extent to ensure that their son doesn't get what he wants. The extent to which this can go is beyond imagination and could result in the worst outcomes!
Thanks,
Mansi
From India, Mumbai
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