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Reddit mentions of To Our Children's Children: Preserving Family Histories for Generations to Come
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Doubleday Books
Specs:
| Color | Multicolor |
| Height | 7.29 Inches |
| Length | 5.07 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Release date | February 1993 |
| Weight | 0.63052206932 Pounds |
| Width | 0.85 Inches |
Heart disease isn't the death sentence it used to be. A 4 way bypass is a new lease on life as long as he takes it seriously and focuses on his health, diet and exercise. Gave my dad an additional 20 years and he was unstoppable.
The Leukemia is the shitter, I am sorry. The best you can do for that situation is be very cognizant of her pain, and keep on top of her treatment. Make the time to spend the time. You will always be glad you did.
One of the things I have always done with my family members who were older and have since passed on, is make a video history with them. I kind of consider it my job.
Get this book
https://www.amazon.com/Our-Childrens-Children-Preserving-Generations/dp/0385467974
It gives you an outline.
I am sure to upload every video to the cloud and send it to every family member. I swear to you, I have been doing this for the last 50 years, and the increadable family stories, and history I have chronicled is amazing. Family members have even played some of the edited portions during important family events, and the children have been able to "meet" relatives who have passed.
I am doing this right now with my mother who was diagnosed with lung cancer. It is the best part of our day.
Good Luck to you.
My grandparents. I found To Our Children's Children at a bookstore ages ago and thought it looked like un. It's basically a book full of questions about a person's life, childhood, school, dating, marriage, work, etc. What I did was, over the course of...a long time, I can't remember how long, I would email them three of the questions, then they could write up however much of an answer they wanted to and email it back, then I'd email the next three, and so on. Then once we had finally gone through all of the questions, I formatted them and printed them out and made a book out of the answers for each of them. It was pretty interesting. I tried getting my parents and my other grandparents to do it too, but they weren't really interested.