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I’m 103 years old, and this is my story about losing my mother young, living with grief, and carrying love across a lifetime. I lost her when I was still a boy, and that loss quietly shaped who I became, how I loved, and how I learned to survive.

My name doesn’t matter as much as my years do. I’ve lived through more than a century, and if there’s one truth I’ve learned, it’s that grief doesn’t disappear — it changes. In this video, I share what it was like growing up after losing my mother, learning to be strong too early, and discovering that love doesn’t end when someone is gone.

This is not advice from a book or a script written to impress. It’s a true life story told slowly and honestly by someone who has lived long enough to understand it. I talk about memory, emotional survival, independence, regret, gratitude, and the quiet ways a mother’s love continues long after she’s gone.

If you’ve ever lost a parent, struggled with grief, or wondered how early loss shapes the rest of your life, I hope this story helps you feel less alone. And if your mother is still here, I hope it reminds you to hold her close while you still can.

Thank you for listening.