Lunch Break: A touching (and sad) commercial
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Apr.16, 2010 12:00 pm |
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Jill Stanek is a nurse turned speaker, columnist and blogger, a national figure in the effort to protect both preborn and postborn innocent human life.
My heart is breaking.
Ok Jill stop making me cry all the time. Makes my dog look at me funny.
…wow…
Does anyone know what it is a commercial for? I’m curious. And it really IS the saddest commercial I have ever seen.
I couldn’t tell what it was for, either. One point, though. It implied that they did a Cesarean to deliver the baby, and two HOURS after, the mother grabbed the baby and ran???? I couldn’t have run two DAYS after my c-section, much less two hours! Just thought that part was a little hard to believe. This is the second time I’ve seen it and cried, though.
Pamela:
My view was that they took the baby (like back in the put the mom to sleep days here is the US)while she was asleep. You are so right. If that was a c-section (I just had one a yr ago), there would be no way she could have ran.
This is so sad, but sweet that they showed the love of a father toward his unborn precious baby. There is nothing that melts my heart more than seeing a child playing with their father. Fathers are so discounted in our society.
Ouch.
life insurance.