She Was So Mad He Left The Farm and We Couldn’t Get Him To Come Back!

Published 2024-07-29
She Was So Mad He Left The Farm and We Couldn’t Get Him To Come Back!
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All Comments (21)
  • Rachel, I am so sad to hear of the loss of your father. It sounds like you had a struggle with the hospitalization time. I can’t imagine losing both of your parents within less than 2 years. You know that your Mama and Daddy are together again and are both are home with God. Sending you lots of sympathy and hugs.
  • @tjmiller5060
    My husband lost his father on Sunday of last week. The last three weeks he was on hospice at home. He once was a very loud Pentecostal pastor. For the last 3-5 years he became very quiet and withdrawn. His final fight was bladder cancer. We knew it was terminal. My husband went to see him almost daily near the end. We know where he is, and are thankful he is no longer in pain. So very sorry for your loss Rachel. My brother lost his wife recently when a 20 year old crossed head on into her lane and hit her. My brother was behind her in his truck, and ran to her as she was intrapped in the wreckage. She saw him and acknowledged him, then passed at the scene. It’s been a very hard summer for us…💙 Your family are in our prayers.
  • @paulettek3682
    I know it is hard to lose your dad, especially after a senseless accident. My dad died a few months after a stupid trip and fall in the house. But he lost all motor control due to a subdural hematoma. It was a blessing that he died of a blood disorder three months later. He couldn't talk, we didn't know what he felt. Thank God that he took your dad home. At least he knew Jesus. My parents didn't.
  • Dear Rachel, as you were telling us about your dad, I was bawling my eyes out. We lost my parents in 2016. Dad and mom were great people for going on drives out in the country. On this particular drive they didn't come home. They were in an accident and we lost mom on the scene of the accident and dad passed away two months later. Our hearts were broken 💔. The one thing that has been a constant is that our Heavenly Father is in control and was with our families through the whole journey. We don't know what each day holds but we do know who holds our hand, and is our comfort in our time of sorrow. May the Lord bless you and keep you and your family at this time.
  • @marybeth17
    Rachel, I’m so sorry for you & your family. Y’all are in my thoughts and prayers. On January 31, 2023 I loss my Dad to stage 4 Kidney failure. About 1 week later my Mom & I got Covid. At the time she was going to Radiation treatments for Breast Cancer. So it made her immune system was low & she went into the hospital. I was in quarantine at my house & could not go see her. On the Morning of February 23, she stopped talking. My Sister- In-Law & Niece were with at the hospital. When they called & told me she couldn’t talk. I asked her to please put the phone up to her ear. I told her that I loved her & that I wished more than anything that I could be there with her. I also told her that it was ok for her to go to be with God & my Dad and that I would be ok. She then mumbled back to me. I know she was telling me that she loved me too & within a minute or 2 she was gone. I of course was lying to her by saying I’d be ok, but I know she would have been miserable without my Dad. She & I were not only Mother & Daughter. She was truly my best friend. I wish I could have asked her to stay just 1 more day, because I would have been off Quarantine & I would have been allowed to go there. But I know it was her time to go be with God & that would have been selfish of me to even say that. Sorry for the book about my life. I just wanted you to know that I’ve also been there & I can completely understand that you needed some time away from the camera. God bless & take care. I’ll be sending prayers for you & y’all’s family. 🙏🤗💗 On a lighter note, Kevin, I think Ghostface didn’t want to get off the fence, because she even though Rachel gave some food. It looked to me, that she was expecting you to give her some. I was wondering, could it be that while y’all were on vacation Yona(?) got busy & she’s drumming now because she’s pregnant?🤣 Foolish me I’m forgetting she lays eggs!🤣😂🤣
  • @megmills4798
    Rachael by the comments you lost your dad I am so so sorry sweety,,but know it is only for a time and then you will see him again,,but now he stands in the presence of Jesus our Lord and God almighty,sending you hugs and love❤
  • @ajerickson2406
    Rachel, I will be praying for you and your family. My daughter was on her motorcycle and hit head on on Mother’s Day. Every bone except her arm was fracture on her left side. Plus 2 brain bleaders, concussion, collapse lung, spleen aand liver lacerations, collapse long, internal bleeding, 4 fractures in the pelvis, and in a coma for 3 days. My daughter is a miracle. She is homenow after rehab. The dr says it will be 8 months to complete recovery. Right now she is in a wheelchair and will have to learn to walk again. Hold your love ones tight tonight and tell them that you love them. Tomorrow isn't promised. ❤❤❤❤❤❤
  • Rachel, my husband and I give you our most heartfelt condolences. Gods plans are His own, we can try to figure it out, I doubt we ever will in this life. Prime example, my husband and I spent the night in the emergency room just last night. I tripped getting out of the shower and took a header into the window. My head hit the wood frame holding the window panes, my shoulder took the brunt, 18 stitches. If I had hit just a little bit to the left or right, I might not be sitting here writing this comment. God works in mysterious ways. Your father lived a long life, he loved his family and his family loved him; and, yes it is hard. However he is with his God and the love of his life, your Mom. Mourn the loss of course, but keep in mind, he is in eternal happiness. May God rest his soul, Amen.
  • @Donna-yi2xg
    Rachel, I'm so very sorry for your loss. I can empathize. I lost my dad in October 2016. He was diabetic and had a really hard time dealing with it. He finally just gave up. I never really cried too much because we were close, and I knew he was ready. All of his kids and grandchildren were with him when we decided to disconnect life support. He missed his mother and had since she passed when I was little. He wanted to be with her. He was her baby, youngest of 6 boys. We tried to take care of everything he wanted, and buried him next to his parents. It's hard, and it happens to us all. Still doesn't make it easier. You're right, the Lord knows best. Thank you for being a part of our family too. 😘❤🙏🌹🌻
  • @johnklenzak1001
    So sorry for the loss of your dad. I can identify with your walk and the loss of your dad. My dad was 96 and living in a senior home for just over 7 years when he decided that he was done and within 2 weeks, dad gave up and died. He asked me to come up to his home which was just 705 miles away one-way. We had 3 days together and on Sunday morning when I got up, dad was gone. The doctor said he just decided he was done and ready to go home to his wife and my two brothers. Now, it is just me because I lost my wife 20 days after dad. All we can do is love our parents and brothers and sisters and our wives and husbands and pray that God will take care of our families. Hang in there Rachel.
  • @suziedrust9194
    Dearest Rachel and family my deepest sympathies to you all on the loss of Rachel’s Dad. I lost my Mom in 2011 and my Dad in 2012 and my 47 year old son in 2013 and I pray God will help you all find peace during this difficult time. Hugs and Love to you all. Grammie Suzie ❤️❤️❤️❤️
  • @becky2725
    Miss Rachel, I'm so sorry for your loss. My heart goes out to you. I lost my parents 3 months apart. I tell myself my Mom couldn't live without my Dad here. She really had Cancer but because my Dad was sick she never told us till after Dad passed.The first treatment took her from us. It's been 21years and I just have realized that instead of mourning those days ,Birthdays,Anniversaries, the day they went home to heaven. We should be grateful and celebrate for each and every moment we spend with them and remember that they gave all they had for us to be happy,healthy & have a great life. To look down at us and see us miserable and unhappy undoes all their hard work,as well shatters their dream and hopes for us.
  • Please don’t apologize for not telling us till now. Family time and taking care of yourselves always comes first. Sending all of you prayers and a big hug. ❤❤
  • @anareilley7727
    Rachel I was going to send you this message to tell you how good you're looking you just look so cute with your hair like that and you look like you've lost weight. And now I hear about your father and I'm so so sorry I lost my mom a while ago from ALS and it still seems like yesterday. You don't have to worry about crying you wouldn't be normal if you weren't crying. In fact I'm crying because your news reminds me of my mom and I know how the pain is. I pray our good Lord Jesus your heart and fill it with the best memories of your parents.
  • Rachel, I just heard your story about your father, I'm SO sorry. You will miss him desperately BUT he's no longer in pain now in heaven.
  • I'm so very sorry for your loss Rachel. I lost my mom in 2015 and my daddy in 2020 so I know what you are going through. It's so hard to lose your parents. Sending prayers for you all that God helps heal your hearts and give you peace. ❤
  • Rachel, I am so sorry to see that you had lost your dad. I will keep you and your family in my prayers. I too have lost both of my parents and my husband, but please rest assured that your mom met him at the gate and they are now dancing in heaven together again🙏🏽♥️🙏🏽
  • I am so sorry about the passing of your father, Rachel. You and your brother were so caring and conscientious, I'm sure it was a huge comfort to your Dad. No matter how old you are when it happens, it's so hard when we become orphans, so I understand. Sending prayers and hugs.
  • @johnkemper1130
    I lost both of my parents within two years. Thank God you have your brothers. I moved from Missouri when my parents had passed on. My wife & I moved to the Mississippi Gulf Coast. and my three sisters had children. (we never did.) So, no more thanksgiving's, Christmas's or any other family get togethers. My wife died two years after we moved. I'm a Katrina survivor. My three sisters separated east & west with their children. so cherish your brothers, wife's & children while you are young enough to do so, God bless you & I will pray for your Daddy & Mom. BTW I love to watch you two & laugh as you keep busy with all your big farm family.:thanksdoc:
  • @debbiesmith5068
    So sorry for the loss of your dad. I am 66 now. My daddy was killed in a car wreck when I was 8. I miss him still to this day. Just believe he is in a better place than we are. Many blessings to you and the family.