Mum calls Supernanny the day before her husband died! | The Lewis Family | FULL EPISODE | Supernanny

Antoinette's husband, Dwight, fell ill with Stage II gastric cancer, and his deathbed wish was for Antoinette to carry on and become a happy mother to their children.

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[j.elizabethbaxter]

I don’t care how old this episode is, I just want to give this woman the biggest hug.

[xoerisxo]

"I wasn't supposed to do this alone" SOBBING 😭😭😭

[authorlydiagreen]

God knows this broke me. I was 26 when my husband was murdered and he died leaving me with our 3 daughters under 3 to raise. So I understand her grief and pain.

[Miss-Cookie-Games]

I love how you can actually see the difference in her eyes from the beginning to the end. This was so needed, and I hope she's doing wonderful now.

[NOLASea]

Two kids, one parent full time grieving - sending prayers 🌻

[gsagadin]

That little girl is 17 now. I hope she is doing fine. Saddest episode ever.

[amyfeldman]

Jo is such an incredibly kind soul. She was exactly what this beautiful family needed in that moment.

[flautalee]

This mom was smart to call in the Supernanny to teach her skills to cope after her husband died. She knew she needed to get up to hyper speed quickly.❤

[evil_angel_xoxo]

The sigh of relief when she opened that door broke me 😢

[joannamitchell]

This is the only episode I’ve ever seen that didn’t make me furious at the adult/s. This poor woman is doing so well.

[annalarson]

“You’re crying”
“No I’m not. Not today. Today’s a good day.”
That broke me.

[Irene-lffr]

Cried the whole way through this, my husband died almost 3 years ago and left our 2 little girls 7 and 8 and we are still struggling without him. God bless anyone going through this, i wouldnt wish it on my worst enemy x

[kayc_x]

I’m bawling thinking of Dwight’s dear friends working in his home, finishing his project for him in love of him and his wife and children. I hope he was standing there with them in that moment.

[Spyderredtoo]

When my sweet husband died, it was so great to hear his friends talk about him and tell me stories about his importance to the community and his friends. Such wonderful memories to be able to cherish.

[DianasBestFren]

Jo handled this beautifully 👏 👏 👏 She understood why she was there. This wasn't a typical episode. So much respect for Jo and my heart goes out to Antoinette ❤

[temeacobbs]

If someone doesn't take you to an open field to scream out all of your deep rooted they really even love you?
Jo is so awesome 🙌🏾 🥰

[LadySinovera]

At first I wondered what Jo could possibly do to help Antoinette but I'm really impressed with all that she was able to do. All her tips, suggestions, gifts, organization of neighbors and friends... I'm amazed by Jo in this episode.

[Kiahxoxo]

" I wasnt supposed to be by myself " 😢
Absolutely broke my heart ...

[bellaa]

she was SO the definition of gentle parenting i LOVE her so much. the way she speaks to the kids is AMAZING

[amberhommes]

My dad passed away when I was 5 from cancer, and it was so incredibly difficult dealing with that but seeing this now from the parents point of view broke me, for my mom who had to go through this alone! I’m so grateful for her and I’m hoping that these sweet babies are doing good now!