When 39-year-old Clare Mauremootoo found out she had motor neuron disease, she realized her time on Earth will soon be over but her kids would need a mother figure when she's gone.

At the time, her children with husband John were still very young. Jack was 10 while Ben was just 7.

Knowing the kids and her husband would have a hard time coping after she is gone, Clare quickly arranged dates for John, even while she was lying on her deathbed.

A good marriage would be between a blind wife and a deaf husband - Michel de Montaigne. Although this may be taken literally, the thin line between the meaning and the words is the most powerful message. Anybody can love anybody. But not everybody can fully COMMIT themselves to a relationship.

This awfully beautiful short film made by Jubilee Project in partnership with Pastor Francis Chan reaffirms that sacrifice, respect, and time are the key elements to maintain the flame of a lasting marriage. Not only did Louie, the husband, lived the saying “Happy Life, Happy Wife”, but also did he remained silent and selfless to allow Cecilia, his wife, continue loving him in the simplest way she possibly knew. As for Cecilia, despite the proximity of losing her eyesight completely, she adapted to reality and continued to strive on being a devoted wife. She used her condition in strengthening her passion of building a stronger bond with Louie.

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Dogs are man’s best friend, indeed. This is something a dog in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, proved to everyone.

Miniature Schnauzer Sissy ran away from home – something the 10-year-old has never done before. It has been weeks since she saw her owner Nancy Franck who was actually confined at Mercy Medical Center because of cancer.

When Nancy’s husband Dale brought Sissy and another dog, Barney, outside to relieve themselves, Sissy grabbed the chance and followed her instincts to find her way to Nancy.