Facebook 'Mom' attends wedding of Indian Son - A unique bond

@Scindhia (1906)
India
February 4, 2016 12:06am CST
According to news reports, Deborah Miller was a 60 year old from California. She had met 28 year old Krishna through Facebook four years back. Krishna having lost his mother during his teens found Deborah to be a warm and comforting person and they bonded over the years. Deborah did not have any children and she treated Krishna like her son. Recently Krishna got married in UP and he invited Deborah who flew all the way from US to India to attend the wedding.She even donned the traditional attire and took part in the wedding ceremony. Who knew this was possible? Not everything about social media is bad. After all the negative news floating around on social media, this news restores our faith in humanity. Wherever we are born, all humans are basically the same. As 'EPIC' says - different leaves, one tree. What are your thoughts on this? Image Credit: Yahoo
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sishy7
@sishy7 (27167)
• Australia
4 Feb 16
Nice to read such heart-warming story...
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Catherine
@bluesa (15022)
• Johannesburg, South Africa
4 Feb 16
I think this is wonderful! They filled a void in each others lives. It shows that social media can bring about good and happy moments. :-)
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Scindhia H
@Scindhia (1906)
• India
5 Feb 16
It connected a mother and son across different cultures and countries. True love knows no boundaries.
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Arthur Chappell
@arthurchappell (44998)
• Preston, England
4 Feb 16
A lovely story that shows not all social media friendships and relationships are creepy or doomed
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Scindhia H
@Scindhia (1906)
• India
5 Feb 16
Its surprising how much this social media has changed our world, for the better and the worse.
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Teep11
@Teep11 (7673)
• United States
4 Feb 16
What an intriguing story. They made a connection thanks to social media.
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Scindhia H
@Scindhia (1906)
• India
5 Feb 16
This is the first of this kind of post I have read. Otherwise, I have only heard a lot of dating stories on FB.
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LilyLoretta
@LilyBeBack (1994)
• United Kingdom
5 Feb 16
That's lovely, and not at all surprising to me knowing the kinds of relationships we can form with people online
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LilyLoretta
@LilyBeBack (1994)
• United Kingdom
5 Feb 16
@Scindhia I've told probably too many personal things to my friends here over the years
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Scindhia H
@Scindhia (1906)
• India
5 Feb 16
That is correct. But how many of us have the courage to confide our personal things to a complete stranger? I appreciate their mutual trust.
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Boingboing
@boiboing (13153)
• Northampton, England
4 Feb 16
That's a lovely story.
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Pose123
@Pose123 (21635)
• Canada
16 Feb 16
My friend, I completely agree with you. We are all one and it's so good to hear a story like this. I like the way you say it different leaves one tree. Blessings.
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Scindhia H
@Scindhia (1906)
• India
16 Feb 16
@Pose123 That is one of my favorite dialogues from the movie epic.
Valerie J. Routhieaux
@just4him (317041)
• Green Bay, Wisconsin
4 Feb 16
It's a lovely story.
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Shiva
@Shiva49 (26681)
• Singapore
5 Feb 16
Humanity is indeed one though few create artificial differences. Our heart beats to the rhythm of the universe. Thanks for this nice share, well written - siva
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Scindhia H
@Scindhia (1906)
• India
5 Feb 16
Positive things keep happening all over the world, but the negativity hogs the limelight shadowing such wonderful stories. Universe intended us to be one. As you said, we created the differences.
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Shiva
@Shiva49 (26681)
• Singapore
5 Feb 16
@Scindhia Yes, we need to highlight the positive news for us not to get disheartened but for the negatives we should invite the long arm of law to take care of them - siva
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