Rachel Fieldhouse
Caring

Readers Respond: What was the last thing you cried about?

From grief and loss to movies that tug at the heartstrings, there are plenty of things that move us to shed a tear or two.

When we asked you what the last thing you cried about was, your answers were filled with memories of friends, families and pets lost over the years, witnessing tender moments, and even times when a minor inconvenience on a bad day sent you over the edge.

Here are some of the heartfelt answers you shared with us.

Charlie Hedges - When my dear guy departed for his great recliner in the sky. And I expect to cry again this year when my 15 yo pooch crosses the rainbow bridge.

Vivien Anne Metzger - Tharnicaa's little party to celebrate her 5th birthday, and in freedom - her first-ever out of detention. … Thank goodness for the compassion and mercy of our new government that has allowed a child to experience a 'normal' birthday with her family and be surrounded by people who love, and care about, her.

Happy birthday dear Tharnicaa!

Ruth Fletcher - I cried often during Jubilee celebrations.

Marilyn Reaby - I cried yesterday when I saw a video of my two young granddaughters welcoming their Dad From USA at the airport in Aus who they hadn't seen for 2 and a half years because of covid.

Sharon Voican - When my new granddaughter was born 2 weeks ago.

Janet Lilley - I cry often at sad movies & tv shows, I’m such a sook.

Liz Hardy - I had had a bad day anyway, and I tripped in the garden and the full watering can I was carrying somehow ended up pouring its contents all over me. It was the last straw and I sat on the lawn, soaking wet and crying my eyes out!

Raelene Pedler - Last week I watched the movie Anthony Fisher. I hadn't seen it for years, the scene at the end when he meets his family is very touching, it brought a tear to my eye. Great movie.

Richard Taylor - When a carton of beer rolled over in the back of my ute and one bottle broke.

Susan Hertrick - God...I cry about everything and anything!

Margaret Inglis - Questions like this. Memories of people, particularly my husband and family and dogs who are no longer here.

To read what else you said, head here.

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Caring, Crying, Grief, Family, Readers Respond