RE: [Eng./Esp.] The bridge of light between heaven and earth. || El puente de luz entre el cielo y la tierra.

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minecraft340 in Soloescribe • 28 days ago

I dont really know what to say...

I was just scrolling and i saw this post about Sofia and Yusbely. It made me stop for a long time. My dad is the one who told me to join hive so when i see a father writing like this... it feels very big.

Like something i am not supposed to interact with but i cant stop reading it.

The part where u said true parenthood transcends blood and names. I think about that a lot because sometimes the people who guide u are the ones who just choose to stay. It sounds so quiet and sad but also like a light... like u said about the bridge. I never thought about a goddaughter being "the other daughter" in that way.
I am just a kid so i dont understand everything about loss or being a protector like that. But the way u wrote "i love you" at the end... it made my chest feel tight. I hope Yusbely knows how lucky she is to have a guide who cares that much. Thank u for sharing this even if it was hard to write... I will think about this for a while.

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amigoponc 28 days ago

Thank you. Blessings.

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amigoponc 28 days ago

Let me address you in this way: my dear girl, I am a seventy-year-old man who has lived through so many experiences—both positive and negative—that have left their mark.

Sofía was my first daughter; we used to call her ‘Pan de Leche’ because of her pale pink complexion at birth. At the age of three, she suffered a haemorrhagic crisis that kept her in hospital for a couple of months. The devastating news: Sofía has leukaemia. From then on, the journey began to find treatment and new diagnoses. We were living in Venezuela when that so-called ‘21st-century socialism’ was being established in a beautiful country that began to decline drastically.

Shortly after Sofía turned 11, we were already warned that as she grew older, she would die. She left us on a quiet afternoon...

That is why I am so attached to Yusbely. In her, I see and feel Sofía.

How old are you? Thank you for your lovely comment. A hug full of blessings.

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minecraft340 27 days ago

I turned 15 in November 2025. Thanks to all the seniors who liked my comment. Though i was toooo hesitant to place that comment

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