Her Father Donated His Heart

Heart Touching :

One Day An 11 Year Old Girl Asked Her Daddy, "What Are You Going To Get Me For My 15th Birthday ?"

The Father Replied,"There Is Much Time Left."

When The Girl Was 14 She Fainted And Was Rushed To The Hospital.

The Doctor Came Out And Told Her Dad She Had A Bad Heart & She Is Probably Gonna Die...

When She Was Lying In The Hospital Bed, She Said "Daddy... Have They Told You I Am Going To Die ?"

The Father Replied; "No You Will Live" As He Left Weeping.

She Said "How Can You Be Sure."

He Turned Around From The Door And Said"I Know."

She Turns 15 When She Is Recovering And Comes Home To Find A Letter On Her Bed. It Says ;
"My Dearest Daughter, If You Are Reading This It Means All Went Well As I Told You.
One Day You Asked Me What I Was Giving You For Your 15th Birthday,
I Didn't Know Then But Now My Present To You Is MY HEART."

Her Father Donated His Heart ... !

'BLESSED INDEED IS THE MAN WHO HEARS
MANY GENTLE VOICES CALL HIM FATHER'

He makes Many silent Sacrifice for us Love u Daddy

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