My Blasian Wife Meets Korean Mother-in-law | What Happened Next?? | Still In Hospital?

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Published 2023-11-04
A family update and unexpected outcome in the lives of Justin and Sarah with regards to his estranged Korean family. Justin's mom and sister had met Sarah in hospital for the first time as a result of a medical emergency. This video sheds light on what happened next...

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  • @jaz6789
    Im happy for guys, the girls deserve to have their grandparents and I truly believe Sarah’s class and grace has carried y’all to this point.
  • @timeforme9080
    It's possible that his mother doesn't have memory loss. She may have just realized her mortality and decided that she didn't want to stay angry. Sometimes near death experiences make you realize that life is too short to waste on negativity.
  • @jonilandolt596
    i'm awestruck how mature you two are. now that justin's family has met sarah, i know there is no way they will let her go. it's like finding a shimmery beautiful golden egg. good luck to your family.
  • @barbtries
    his sister didn't have a stroke. his father didn't have a stroke. Mom had a stroke and it may have humbled her. Maybe now that she is dependent on others, maybe she has gained some appreciation for the things that really matter. she may never be able to say this to you. All the years when they rejected you are regrettable, but also if you have each other now, it's all good. You, Sarah, are amazing for your love and ability to discard any bitterness. I don't know I could do that.
  • @shane6242
    It only took a major stroke for this to happen...but I am so happy for you both, you never gave up. I never thought I'd see this day!
  • @favorglover
    Your story seems to possess all the fruits of the spirit as described in the Bible; love, joy, peace, forbearance, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control. The two of you through this journey seem to have attained these gifts. May God bless you both and draw you both closer to Him through your marital and familial journey. Many prayers are going out for all of you, including both sides of your family! Blessings
  • @GinaCriv
    Allowing you to come into their home and have a seat...I think they should be honored that their son is married to a woman who has such a caring, loving, and forgiving heart and spirit. I don't mean to be a downer, but you have been nothing but gracious in this situation. Continued blessing to you, Justin, and your 3 children.
  • @Ferf3o
    I want to say how much respect for you two I have! The maturity you both have shown, the grace, and the love for each other is truly amazing! Giving Justin’s parents so much grace and allowing them to come around on their terms is more than most could or would do. You left your hearts open and now you are allowing your babies to interact with them and his sister. I am only 5:45 into the video so I do not know how the rest of the story is going to go but as a 51 year old grandmother I am so proud of you two! I had my dads side of the family reject my first marriage and my son, as it was an interracial relationship. I was 19 years old and I did not have any contact for 12-13 years with that side of the family. We did come back together and my dad (who had a very hard time with it) was able to enjoy his grandsons and his great-grandchildren before he passed at the end of July 2023 at 74. Thank you for being so generous. I pray for nothing but the best for you and your family!
  • @amoss1965am
    I am so glad they welcomed your wife in their home. She is such a sweet person with a wonderful heart.
  • @KWoo10DesignsLLC
    When will parents realize that when they get old and sick, it’s their children who choose if they want to take care of them.
  • After reading many comments can you just imagine how many souls have been touched by your amazing story? It’s mind boggling!
  • @tbreezy543
    I'm happy for you guys! Your patience, willingness to remain open and not harden your hearts have paid off. You have to allow people to change. You never know what will "wake" someone up. Enjoy for however long it lasts.
  • @mjw1111
    Wow, wow, wow. I've been a subscriber since before you married. I am so happy that your in-laws get to see how wonderful and amazing you are and the girls get to meet/know their grandparents. I think this would be a perfect K-drama series as well. Netflix where you at?
  • @Kim-zn1rj
    I’m soo glad Justine’s family is accepting all of you as a family. Justine’s mom must have realised she almost missed opportunities to be a part of little grandchildren’s life. I I’m sorry she had to go through stroke but fortunately, she got chance to finally stop being stubborn and just accept everything and just enjoy time with children. I am a daughter in law in my 30’s and I admire Sahara for being such a accepting and respectful person you are❤
  • Yours is a great example of showing forgiveness, and putting your children first. The way you describe how you are intentionally raising your children differently than you were raised shows your love and commitment. It’s work to hash things out. It takes conscious effort to thank each other and apologize to each other. You are teaching your kids they are valued and worthy by treating each other well. You’re on a great journey together!
  • @Channel66678
    If my brother brought home a lady like you Sarah, I would push him to marry her ASAP. As you are respectful, intelligent, beautiful and classy lady and an awesome wife and mother. I'm so happy this is working out for you, Justin and the children.
  • @Heyjayy-k4q
    Hi, love you guys! Mother-in-law may be genuine. It seemed like she was already coming along, even before the stroke because I remember she cooked for Jaden‘s first birthday! Which I found outstanding and sweet. Thank you for keeping us updated.
  • @carpediem9015
    I’m so happy for you guys and praying for Justin’s mom’s recovery. What I’d like to say abt Justin’s mom coming around post health ER, my mom (whose Korean) was diagnosed w/pancreatic cancer last Thanksgiving. Although we didn’t have the same issues Re: non-acceptance w/spouses, I can say that post diagnosis and failure or treatments, she’s been very apologetic abt things from the past, allows hugs, and every once n a while, I’ll get an “I love you” in return. I think it’s more of putting pride aside due to the reality that life is too short. Nonetheless, I’m happy for you (Sara-you’ve been a rock star). ❤🙏🏾🥰 #team Blasian!
  • @Ceelle2
    I don't think it is memory loss...I think it is a changing heart. And the proof is your sister's attitude and father's growing comfort level.