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“These sisters are in the longest relationship of their lives, longer than their time with their parents and longer than their time married to their spouses.”
Nicole said the love these sisters share inspire her commitment to her own four sisters.
“My Grandma and her sisters have influenced my sisters and I to love unconditionally. We call them the Grandmas and they continue to teach us how to love well,” she said.
‘Sisters have a special bond’
“Sisters share more things with each other than anyone else; we share parents, bedrooms, friends, secrets and family genes. Sisters have a special bond and the gift you receive being and having a sister lasts a lifetime.”
She has also made a commitment to her own sisters based on the ‘Grandmas’ love and care they have for each other.’
“When my sisters are old, I will brush their hair and make sure they look pretty, until the very end.”
She said her grandma’s spouse died 20 years ago and she believes the “affection of her sisters gave her a reason to be alive and active.”
She added: “When you feel loved and wanted, you have a reason to live. These sweet sisters are the best companions; they often went to the gym together, to church and to the store. A daily phone call and an outing to the local Mexican Restaurant keeps them connected.”
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