We all go through life knowing that someday we won’t be here forever. I’m not afraid of dying and see it as a natural part of life. But what does worry me is growing old and not being able to take care of myself. The idea of relying on a hospice nurse makes me a bit anxious.
The thought of needing help with everything, being unable to do simple things on my own, and forgetting my loved ones’ names scares me. It’s not the kind of life I’d want. This fear reminds me of Maria, a music teacher who was cared for by a hospice nurse in 2016.
One night, as I was leaving at the end of my shift, I said ‘Goodnight, Irene.’ Then I asked her if she knew the song ‘Goodnight, Irene,’ and I sang a little bit of it. She looked at me and smiled,” Berg said. “For someone who didn’t usually talk much with the nurses, that smile meant a lot, and I knew I had made a connection with her.”As Rosipajla’s health got worse, it was decided to move her from the hospital to hospice care. “The last time I took care of Irene, I wanted to do something kind for her and her family, so I brought my guitar,” said Berg, who had studied music in college. “I sang ‘Goodnight, Irene,’ and it was a really special moment. I was nervous about singing in front of someone, but when I started playing and singing, she was so focused, and her family was really touched.”
Michelle Naypauer, Irene Rosipajla’s daughter-in-law who saw her as a mother, was in the room and moved to tears. “Irene was a wonderful person who treated me like a daughter,” Naypauer said. “In the last few months, Irene was in and out of the hospital, and we got to know Annamarie well.”
“Before the song, Annamarie had already done some great things. Our middle son, Eric, got married in August, and Annamarie helped set up FaceTime so Mom could be at the reception bridal table. It was beautiful,” Naypauer shared.
Naypauer, who recorded Annamarie singing to Irene, wanted to capture the special moment to share with the family. “There were so many tears, and it was just so beautiful,” she said. The song was a heartfelt farewell to Irene, who passed away a few weeks later at home, surrounded by her family.
Watch Joshua sing to Maria while she was in his carehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uGFRHyt1sFQ
1. “Maria is dying. Then carer takes something out of his pocket and fulfills her last wish..” Newsner. Norhan Elhakeem. October 26, 2017
2. “Nurse sings to patient moving to hospice care in touching moment.” ABC News. Haley Yamada. March 2, 2020.
‘The Union’ Premiere Stir: Halle Berry Flaunts Curves in Lace Dress That ‘Looks Like Lingerie’ Next to Mark Wahlberg
Berry stunned everyone with her stunning debut in a silky black outfit. This audacious ensemble made a statement rather than just being a stunner.
Featuring a tight waist, a deep V-neckline, and a flowery lace pattern, the knee-length dress artistically displayed just enough to keep the focus on the star.
The Ohio native struck poses for eager photographers from every angle, obviously enjoying the limelight. Her dress’s thin material offered enticing views that caused heads to turn.
Berry added an additional touch of refinement to her attire by selecting black shoes with semi-sheer mesh material and double leather straps.
Her expression was equally mesmerizing. Berry radiated carefree grace with her chin-length chestnut hair fashioned in soft, beachy waves. She went for a beautiful, sun-kissed look with a bit of soft pink blush, a sparkle of gold highlighter, and a glossy nude pout, keeping her makeup basic with warm dramatic smokey eyes.
Berry wore understated yet elegant accessories. She wore round diamond-studded earrings on her ears and stacked a few little rings on her fingers. Her manicure, done in dazzling white, made a dramatic contrast.
Berry’s recent performance on the red carpet left little room for interpretation. She also caught people’s attention and generated a lot of responses from both supporters and detractors. She looks good in it, praised one ardent fan. I adore it as underwear, but not as much as a dress.
Berry’s audacious wardrobe choice appears to have raised questions about whether it belonged in a boudoir rather than at a premiere. Another trending theme was glamour that defied age. Berry,58, had admirers in awe of her glowing youth. “58???? What????” cried out one stunned fan.They said, “Dang, she looks beyond amazing.”
Much impressed, a different admirer screamed, “How is she 58? My mind is acting strangely! She looks amazing.”Prettiest 58-year-old, I’ve seen,” another person commented.All of her admirers agreed that Halle Berry is still the height of fantastic at the age of 58.
However, not everyone admired Berry’s audacious ensemble. After voicing their criticisms, one commentator suggested that people “put some clothes on and have some class.”
“She’s better than this,” remarked someone else, and “This ain’t an age-appropriate dress,” was brought up by a third.It’s evident that although Berry’s ensemble stunned many, it also sparked discussions about age, class, and style.
The effortlessly stylish Mark Wahlberg, 53, joined her, demonstrating that age is no longer a hindrance to elegance. Wahlberg wore a muted blue zip-up jacket, black jeans, and a white T-shirt for a stylish yet simple ensemble.
His effortlessly attractive suit was given a contemporary twist by his white sneakers. With a broad smile on his face, the actor displayed a picture-perfect family moment in a family portrait with his supermodel wife and their children.
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