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novita.beverly1
Novita Beverly :
anak2 muka bpknya yah muka2 taiwan😂
2026-09-02 04:43:26
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deensnabille
◦•◉✿ 𝓭ᵢₐₙ ✿◉•◦ :
eh.. senyum² dede nya teh😁😁😁
2026-09-01 09:13:01
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vinavina7718
vinavina7718 :
beda anak...beda wajah
2026-09-01 09:43:50
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idartik2020
indarti darti :
mukanya sama mmaknya
2026-09-02 09:07:56
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germana1992
Germana92 :
Dede nya ketawa loh lucu TT klau sudah di imunisasi pulang dari klinik terus di kasih mandi itu Dede tidak rewel/demam
2026-09-01 11:49:34
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ncang057
Ncang :
selamat pgi de. sehat selaluh de🥰
2026-09-02 00:12:15
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dehh21_
Raeen :
mana suami nya
2026-09-02 07:30:33
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mamahjeri887
Mamah Jeri :
eh dedena lucu bngt
2026-09-01 09:56:46
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dewi.sri.rahhayu
adriansyah :
ya allah lht kakaya jdi ingat anakku
2026-09-01 11:28:11
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sayang.oma8
Sayang Oma :
tete emang kerja di Taiwan berapa gaji nya
2026-09-01 10:43:11
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iisruhiyanti5
iisruhiyanti5 :
lucu dede srnyum ajsehat " y buat semuanya
2026-09-01 09:24:16
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cirengformosa23
🖤ANNABEEL🇲🇨🇹🇼🖤 :
Dx senyum,,,,,
2026-09-01 14:59:08
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dwi.retnowati6
dwi2024 :
nanti kalau udah sekolah gimana itu sekolah kakanya
2026-09-01 10:18:30
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abdallahabasyi27
abdallahabasyi27 :
ibu sekaligus ayah yg kuat ya cantik sehat** di sana🥰🥰
2026-09-01 10:09:04
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wulan.sari5839
Wulan sari :
Iyah perlu rehat anak rewel kasian
2026-09-01 09:20:00
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sofiyatun1122
sofiemurang :
insya Allah ngurus anak dengan baik bisa menghapus dosa"mu yg lalu semoga terhapuskan aamiin
2026-09-01 10:31:40
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maryati.maryati965
Maryati :
emang gaji tete brapa di sana
2026-09-01 09:35:23
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vinavina7718
vinavina7718 :
anak itu rindu ayah nya itu..
2026-09-01 09:43:03
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chen.ati
chen ati :
Ibu sekaligus ayah semangat me semoga murah rejeki
2026-09-03 04:29:55
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mak.sri.rejeki5
Mak sri rejeki :
mbak lha ayah nya dmana kok gak tau mbatuu engajsk ank nyaa
2026-09-01 12:03:09
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mah130308
ìmah :
incrit
2026-09-01 12:02:40
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martinlilis778
martinlilis778 :
Dede ya gendut ya teh Dede sakit
2026-09-01 23:29:06
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azhura__78843
azhura :
🥰🥰🥰
2026-09-01 09:56:20
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pia16010
pia :
🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰😇😇😇😇😇
2026-09-01 10:45:08
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Today, I took Talisha to visit her mom, Milka’s, resting place. It’s been almost six years since the accident that changed our lives forever. Talisha was only two years old. She remembered her mom, but she never fully understood why she wasn’t here anymore. Today, we had that conversation. Standing at her mother’s grave, I gently told her the truth—that we were involved in a road accident, that her mom didn’t survive, and that she was left fighting for her own life. It wasn’t an easy conversation, but it was one she deserved to hear with love, honesty, and compassion. We shared a quiet moment together. There were tears, questions, and hugs. For the first time, she truly understood what death means. As a father, that moment touched me deeply. Healing doesn’t mean forgetting. I’ve made peace with what happened, but no amount of healing can erase the memories or change the fact that my little girl lost her mother far too soon. Milka will always be part of our story, and she will always be part of Talisha. Today, though, my heart is full of gratitude. Grateful to God for the gift of watching my daughter grow into a beautiful, strong young girl. Every milestone she reaches is a reminder of God’s faithfulness. I’m also deeply thankful for the woman who stepped into our lives and chose to love Talisha as her own. Her care, patience, and love mean more than words can ever express. Knowing my daughter is loved, protected, and well taken care of is one of my greatest blessings. To anyone carrying the weight of loss, I want to encourage you: healing doesn’t erase the pain, but it teaches you how to carry it with grace. Keep choosing love. Keep choosing hope. And keep trusting God, because even after the darkest storms, He is still writing a beautiful story. ❤️ Forever remembered. Forever loved.
Today, I took Talisha to visit her mom, Milka’s, resting place. It’s been almost six years since the accident that changed our lives forever. Talisha was only two years old. She remembered her mom, but she never fully understood why she wasn’t here anymore. Today, we had that conversation. Standing at her mother’s grave, I gently told her the truth—that we were involved in a road accident, that her mom didn’t survive, and that she was left fighting for her own life. It wasn’t an easy conversation, but it was one she deserved to hear with love, honesty, and compassion. We shared a quiet moment together. There were tears, questions, and hugs. For the first time, she truly understood what death means. As a father, that moment touched me deeply. Healing doesn’t mean forgetting. I’ve made peace with what happened, but no amount of healing can erase the memories or change the fact that my little girl lost her mother far too soon. Milka will always be part of our story, and she will always be part of Talisha. Today, though, my heart is full of gratitude. Grateful to God for the gift of watching my daughter grow into a beautiful, strong young girl. Every milestone she reaches is a reminder of God’s faithfulness. I’m also deeply thankful for the woman who stepped into our lives and chose to love Talisha as her own. Her care, patience, and love mean more than words can ever express. Knowing my daughter is loved, protected, and well taken care of is one of my greatest blessings. To anyone carrying the weight of loss, I want to encourage you: healing doesn’t erase the pain, but it teaches you how to carry it with grace. Keep choosing love. Keep choosing hope. And keep trusting God, because even after the darkest storms, He is still writing a beautiful story. ❤️ Forever remembered. Forever loved.

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