Always Loving You | Susan Jhin | Legacy Project Houston

Susan Jhin became her mother's primary caregiver after enduring multiple fractures from a serious fall. Providing her with constant care in her home in Houston, Susan began to see hope for her mother's health. However, after three months of progress, her mother suddenly stopped eating. After a doctor's visit, Susan was given the difficult task of telling her mother that she had pancreatic cancer with not much time left.

In this Legacy Project recording, Susan openly shares her final moments with her mother and how she wholeheartedly embraced her illnesses with compassion; learning to find joy in the present and accept it as it is.

Thank you to Susan and Michael Jhin for hosting Legacy Project recordings in Houston!

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CREDITS
Interviewer: HJ Lee
Production Assistant: Deborah Baik
Music Composer: Jang Hyeong Yoon
Executive Producer: HJ Lee

[kwonteimchaiyapoom]

Thank you for courageously sharing your story. It inspires me to cherish my time with my mother.

[teesong]

Thank you for sharing your touching story. Your story telling was great and your Korean is still great after all these years. I came to the states when I was 6 yrs old and I am still trying to maintain it as much as I can. I still speak with my Mom in Korean but I am conversational at best. We do go to Korea as much as we could since we enjoy the food and seeing how much modern Korea has gotten. Anyway, you were a good daughter to your Mom!

[patriciagreen]

Susan, Thank you for sharing your journey with your mother during her last days. It takes a great deal of courage to open up as you did to show us how emotional the passing is of our loved ones to those of us left behind. ❤

[consultkitson]

You Susan are so eloquent in your historical reference of your experience with your mother who was such a beautiful, godly woman in her own right.

I am blessed to know you and your family. You bless me with the knowledge of life as a Korean American and I admire every experience you share with the world and me.

Well done!

[caleb]

Thanks for sharing this beautiful memory of your mother. I was moved by the way she received the news of her illness with grace. Thank you for the encouragement to receive our parents as they are. It’s something I’ll take to heart.

[jacksonjhin]

Thank you for being so loving to weihalmonie and honoring her memory forever with this professional video. She was so special and deserves to live on in memory forever. You were such a loving child in her old age and set a great example for us kids on how to honor the older generation!

[MerchYDuw]

Beautiful! I relate so well to worrying about parents getting older and declining and worrying rather than turning it over to God. Thank you for your story. ❤️

[papapepe]

❤❤❤❤❤❤ I'm at a loss for words. God bless you 🙏

[hyunjanorman]

수잔, 너무 고맙다. 엄마의 마지막 순간에 대해서 얘기해줘서. 엄마의 세대의 사람들이 원하는 것이 자식들과 함께 하는 것이라고 해줘서 말이야. 인터뷰 속에 평화가 넘쳐나와. 너무 잘 했다.

[ChildrenHouseChurch]

스쟌~~
너의 엄마의 마지막은 나에게 많은 가르침을 주었어~
언젠가는 하나님 앞으로 가야한다는 사실을 외면하지 않게 해 주셨지~
귀한 가르침이었어~

또한 너의 가치와 나의 가치가 하나님 앞에 있으려고 한다는 것에 더 가까운 친구가 될 수 있었고~~
엄마가 주고 가신 선물~~
우리는 이 선물을 잘 사용하자