And our first story is submitted to us by Stephanie. It's called a mother's message.

When I was 14, my mother was fighting an aggressive form of cancer.

She fought for many years until cancer consumed her and won the battle. She passed away on February of 2014.

The following April was my brother's birthday and this was the first time we're going to

celebrate it without her. My godparents came from San Diego so he wouldn't be alone on my brother's special day.

All of us were talking in the kitchen, trying to keep light conversation and trying to make each other laugh a little,

even though we were all still mourning my mother's death.

When out of nowhere my brother's radio turned on by itself, full blast in his room to a song

sang by a Hispanic artist Adan Sanchez with the song Nadean is Eterno, no one is eternal.

When you say your last goodbye to me from this earth, don't cry for me that no one is eternal.

Goodbye to those who stay, always wanted to sing them luck.

We're all a little bit scared, but that message reminded us that my mom didn't want us to cry for her.

Just celebrate the life we had with her and we'd soon be together again.

A, that's really cute.

I found the song. That's what I pulled up.

Oh, I was wondering what you were doing.

That's the song that her that her mom played.

I assumed it was.

Oh it's beautiful. I like it. Oh minus the horror music in the background because of I like the

I like the horror music in the background. Because of my dark ambience.

That's really awesome that you got to have that experience.

You know, you're really lucky.

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