I Flew To Philippines To Surprise My Former Helper After 26 Years! | On The Red Dot - Finding Auntie

[@JohnathanChuaa]

Hello everyone! Thanks for sharing this moment with me. Just wanted to share that she is now financially cared for. Thanks for offering to donate.

[@raphaelrodriguez4904]

@JohnathanChuaa thank you Jonathan! God bless you 🙏

[@jerryentero9024]

Thank you so much sir John. I see your family genuine love for Auntie Zen. GOD bless you and your family. 🙌

[@Xhin229]

Thank you, Johnathan and family! Wishing you all, and auntie Zen, a good healthy life!

[@seanchen9265]

Was worry about that throughout the video till i saw this msg

[@ofwmommy8811]

thank u very much for the love and care with our fellow Filipino. i am also a helper here in Macau since 2012 up to present

[@IsabellaAguilar-tw9je]

When he let you bring his pillow thing, you know he really loves you. When you show that you still have the pillow, it made me cry.

[@sbtopjosh4098]

And she kept it after ALL THESE YEARS! Amazing

[@Alphacookie537]

Chou Chou for life

[@wrongtiming8837]

Another weakling

[@lugscogs5976]

She has a piece of you Jonathan in the form of your "smelly pillow" that she managed to keep safe despite having house destroyed by typhoons twice. That is how much you mean to her. That is love. I am so touched! 😢

[@lexgetiton]

Yes. I agree with this. The region where Auntie Zen lives is strucked by strong typhoons almost every year. To keep the "smelly pillow" with her all these years means a lot.

[@lugscogs5976]

@@rosswithers9085 Jonathan commented here and says that her Auntie is being taken cared of financially.

[@lexgetiton]

@ On the negative I also considered this thought. I’m just thinking maybe off-cam they have given something because if not they are not any different to other “pinoy baiting channels” as you can see there there channel’s recent uploads are of the same theme.

[@Judy-uq8bw]

​@rosswithers9085 you probably haven't read what Jonathan said...d0nt be judgemental by just watching the vide0 and commenting 0ffensive words.

[@yuy2375]

@@rosswithers9085 see la. off camera u say nv do anything for her, if it's on camera u will say for attention/show off. u need jesus sia

[@JG-li4go]

I shed tears on the "smelly pillow" part. And she KEPT IT FOR 26 LONG YEARS.

[@elizabethlanuzo5229]

Me, too. Hard to hold back my tears.

[@rosebanares4092]

Same here 😭

[@gemmamolijar4506]

Same here

[@gemmamolijar4506]

So very touching!Oh my God I I'm crying a lot of this vedio.Relating to me too

[@TejoSouthsidelife]

God bless your heart

[@Leganite]

Nikki is crying in the back. Johnathan cried harder after seeing the pillow case. Those tears are tears of relief. I can feel that they had been wishing to see her for a long time. Then the video call with the entire family? I felt their genuine love for Auntie Zen.

[@gladdiegie]

Thank you Chua Family for loving Auntie Zen. Visiting her in the Philippines is very precious. Every Filipino felt the warmth of your heart.

[@matt9445]

My helper has worked for me since I was 10.. till I was 24 before we didn’t need her anymore. she went on to work for another employer. Last year she was diagnosed with stage 3 cancer. she did her operation in singapore. With insurance money. However, reality is the treatments had to be continued back in Philippines due to the medical cost in Sg as a foreigner. Has been really sad she gave her good years to work here in sgp. We benefited and ofcouse her family back in Philippines benefited from her money. Till now we are occasionally helping and supporting here in Philippines financially.

[@peacenowar6920]

Helper meet good family is a blessing ❤

[@glendadelossantos3448]

wow godbless maam to continue to helped her hope she get well soon🙏

[@pinoym371]

She indeed found a golden hearts family. Thank you for being kind to your nanny.

[@rosswithers9085]

Good on you for supporting her financially, it would no doubt be a huge help for she and her family.

[@leongyet9896]

Well done. Good on your family❤

[@mividanadzie]

Thanks, CNA for the honor and deep appreciation of Filipino domestic helpers in Singapore! Love watching this series. ❤

[@annew5380]

i cried so much. Auntie Zen's sacrifice for her family, how she has aged, how she holds this family close to her heart... so precious. CNA Insider has really good content!

[@rosalieancheta3659]

You made me cry!😭 But so glad for their reunion. Such a kind and humble family.

[@theplasuelos]

I cried for almost 85% of the video. :) Thank you for your love and support for Filipino OFWs like Auntie Zen. I was truly moved by your story about our kababayans. We Filipinos are easy to get along with and we love the people around us; working with others always feels like family. We also treasure the memories, like Auntie Zen's smelly pillowcase kept for almost three decades, that will be remembered for a lifetime and have touched our hearts.

[@cammy2nguyen]

I bursted in tears she she saw Johnathan again for the first time after 26 yrs. The soft tremble in her voice tugged my heart

[@fundoyl6536]

It’s a testament how good In general are these Filipino heroes who helped families. These kids realized how lucky they were that good Filipino women who acted as second parent have helped shaped their values too!

[@moki7027]

i think the recognition must give to the both side. The Employee and to the employer. They've been good for both of them.

[@PinoyAbnoy]

lets not also forget capitalism/poverty thats why theres so many filipino are forced to work overseas

[@p4olom]

@@PinoyAbnoycapitalism in the Philippines is not capitalism. That’s cronyism. There is a huge difference between

[@jash4fun364]

The fact that your family cried upon seeing auntie zen means you really treated her as one of your family member who's been away from you for so long.. Thank you for your genuine concern to auntie zen. May you all continue to be part of each others lives. godbless you all.

[@TeacherEric173]

I would like to extend my gratitude to Nikki, Johnathan, and the rest of your family for looking after her while she was working with you. Your visit was truly unforgettable, and it means a lot to her that you still think of her and took the time to visit. Your family exemplifies the importance of treating household help as part of the family. I hope that many others can be inspired by your example, and that you will continue to pass on this sense of kindness to those who work for you in the future. May your family be blessed by God.

[@rosswithers9085]

God bless them and fingers crossed they consider sending some cash to her so she can see a doctor.

[@ryosap6397]

The “smelly pillow” part..I was not ready for that. Really genuine love right there. This story is so relatable to me. Bawling my eyes out for this one.

[@joeyalbertcunanan2422]

Sometimes we need to stop and take a pause with our busy lives. And watch this kind of documentaries , showing love and kindness. We live in a cruel world but this kimd of tv we should watch more in order for us to realize how beautiful love is❤

[@mercycorrales6005]

Thank you CNA for these heartwarming stories. I was an expatriate Filipino executive who had the chance to meet these women working in the countries where we lived. They had a single minded goal to provide a better life for their families so I always thought of them as the country’s (Phil) unsung heroes though I wished it did not have to be this way. At Christmas we hosted get togethers for those who could not go home. It broke my heart to hear their stories , of their longing for home, of how much they miss their families especially their young children. But it warmed my heart when they speak of employers who treated them with respect, decency and kindness, who treated them like family. So thank you for featuring these wonderful families and the children who have not forgotten their ‘aunties’.

[@kamaainabackroads]

wow. every vlogger on YT should watch this and learn about production value, story-telling, scripting and editing. You’re a master class - bravo. Beyond that, I was bawling at the moment you first hugged Auntie. It is beautiful to watch something from a blogger that isn’t just about the egomaniac creating it. You’re refreshing

[@WarayVan]

You have a point but CNA is a media giant, not a vlogger.

[@Vachalen]

First time watching CNA? Their production value is very high. I love all their videos, probably cos they hit home all the time. 💯

[@fernanaquino2482]

TV is different from social media. TV prod is still pro

[@Vachalen]

@@fernanaquino2482 yes because social media is for the short attention span generation. 2 to 5 mins snippets with no context or better yet fake context.

[@fernanaquino2482]

@@Vachalen anyone can do vlogging BS. Being in media specially media requires going to training or formal schooling/college.

[@fredboado-p5y]

This is the best segment and show of CNA! Giving importance and appreciation for the sacrifices of Foreign helpers in Singapore. My sister is currently a DH in SG for more than 15 years now. I do remember when she left PH , his son is only 5 years old, carrying him in the airport to say goodbye to my sister. Tears drop in my sisters eye. My mom starts to cry and me too during that day😢. But we need to be strong so that my sister can give a better future for his son . Shes so brave to her decision, despite of being a single mom. She always remember the future of his son,, so proud of her!

[@RCAeconomist]

Kudos to all the Filipinos giving their productive years in foreign lands! Without you and your sacrifices, this country would not be where it is right now. You truly are heroes!!! To the Chua Family of Singapore, thank you for your heart and love for Auntie Zen. Your connection is true and divine…. ❤️😁👍🏼

[@airesh7246]

One in a million employer can have precious heart appreciating there helper... thank you for not forgetting your auntie

[@patternsandrhythms]

Aww the love there. Many typhoons pass on the area and she still was able to save your "smelly pillowcase". It could have been easily flashed in the floods but nope. She really value you ❤

[@phatzy]

This is heart breaking episode. Knowing the small boy gave her favourite pillow to his nanny is already special and she kept it for decades. I can’t imagine the pain from each one of them the day she left. 😭😭😭

[@leegacy3099]

The part that broke me was the revelation that Jonathan had put his "chao chao" (smelly pillow) into her luggage being packed for her return home. It showed how deep the human instinct even at his young age, the concept of a gift to someone you loved and in Jonathan's case, his most precious and possibly something he could not survive without at the time, his pillow.

[@OfelBleander]

Very touchy,can feel their bonding when they meet amazing ❤

[@rogertribe5981]

The people in the Philippines are the most happy and welcoming people i have ever met.

[@34tm3gaming3]

Every Filipina Auntie is very important. They teach future generations to be kind and loving like Filipinos do. ❤

[@hyoo-guhxipe82]

My goodness, this is the second video I have seen featuring a Singaporean looking for her or their Filipina nanny. Both videos have been real tearjerkers. I could not hold back my tears as they reunite with someone whom they have considered as part of their family. Kudos to these Singaporean Kids and to the Filipino Nannies who have made the Philippines proud with their unbridled devotion to their job!

[@ErlindaLumanglas-q7r]

It's nice to see the Chua family for having a good heart to make an effort to see Auntie Zen..The love flows for all of them. The children was raised with compassion..I salute the parents who let their children love the nanny

[@mischa6688]

I love this series of yours CNA. Thank you for shedding light about Filipino domestic helpers’ sacrifice to have a better life and the love they receive from these wonderful families. Been crying happy tears from the first episode.

[@mariomovillon1613]

Kindness beget kindness and so does love. That 'smelly pillow' is the genuine 'link' to all those beautiful and unforgettable memories of your childhood and so much more. Thank you for treating Auntie Zen as part of your family. Love that kind gesture of making precious time for her and her family in the Philippines.

[@mgfd932]

When you plant love, you will also harvest love. These are very nice to see

[@UsapUsapUniversity]

Respeto sa ating mga OFW na nagrepresenta ng ating bansa nang mabuti. Saludo at salamatpo sa inyo. Salamat din po, CNA Insisder!🇸🇬🇵🇭

[@c.bartonico1749]

God bless you Singaporeans❤

[@wrongtiming8837]

Is this Thai Language?

[@seanchia3439]

Of all the 3 episodes, this is the most intense emotional episode I ever watched.

[@melodytan5603]

Same!!!! :') i kept crying through out this episode

[@janvincent2048]

Agree.

[@SymmetrixResearch]

I really cried in this episode... love transcends culture specially if you have spent years of sacrifice for your family to have a good future while staying with a loving family employer..

[@DutchyoonjiKimchi]

Same

[@ryosap6397]

yes couldn’t help myself but crying the whole time

[@IIblackwidowII]

The moment the mother asked aunty to sit and have the meal with them. It's already very heartwarming. I have seen how some families mistreating the helpers, it's very devastating.

[@thinkpadx60]

Hope her medical issue is not serious. I hope the team helped to take her to a doctor and get treatment

[@grapesz1085]

I cried when I watched this video especially the moment Auntie Zen saw Jonathan and later when she recognized Nikki. It was very emotional. It is a surprised that Auntie Zen still keep the small pillow that Jonathan was using when he was a kid. It just shows that she treasured this Singaporean family for a long time. It became more emotional when the Singaporean family chat together online with auntie Zen. Couldn't hold my tears.

[@rencyjimenez8797]

Same here..

[@manchestercity961]

@@rencyjimenez8797I cried like never before!! Very emotional.

[@tjm0112]

I missed my former helper as well , her name is Stacy. I remember she used to sing country road when I was young, now I realised that she misses home very much. I’m happy that she’s back with her family, take care Aunty Stacy ! I will never forget you !

[@1estab41]

It burst me in tears while watching. Thank you for giving hopes and happiness to our kabayan...

[@TheStreetFerret-bn6qq]

Very touching! It is very clear Jonathan is Auntie Zen's favourite!! After so many years, she immediately recognised him. She even kept the "smelly pillow"!!

[@caoneslenivit1538]

Teary eyed how wonderful this family are they.. ❤️

[@sharoncaoili4811]

Your FAMILY is One in a Million in this world .. God Blesses You All , You're All Kind-hearted Family & Individual ❤

[@paquitarampersaud142]

Just saw the video and it breaks my heart knowing the gratefulness of the family that a Filipino worker been with this family. The hardships and the sacrifices we shared to others to help our own family from poverty is such a painful and courageous experiences to take in exchange for a financial freedom. Yet it paid off when we have this kind and generous loving family that appreciated our hard working loving Filipino caregivers with love invested to the children of a foreign family treated as our own. As anyone can see Filipino we’re compassionate kind and loving people with a big heart and hardworking. So thank you for the efforts to see your nanny and be able to help her now that she’s old 👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏💕💕💕

[@desireeactionz]

A very heartwarming and touching episode.The first face-to-face meeting after 26 years and the teary video call with the family, all these really showed how much both Aunty Zen and the Chua family value their relationship and treasured their time together. Thank you CNA Insider for the great content!

[@rubsbrielle1864]

What a beautiful family! Auntie Zen is so lucky to have such a wonderful employer.

[@chamy206]

I’m a new subscriber on this channel and as a Filipino I’m grateful with this type of content in giving importance with the Domestic Helpers in Singapore.Thank you very much to all the Singaporeans who treated the Filipinos Auntie as their own family.

[@radscan1128]

So nice of you Jonathan,Nikki,Allison and Chua Family..to remember your former helper…May God bless you always…❤❤❤

[@LegendLepasana]

Finding Auntie is such a heart-warming show. It shows how genuine connection brings out the beauty in people- our capability to love and care for other people and treat them as family. ❤

[@3DCONTAINERDRIVE]

both of you are both good children that's why Auntie Zen loves you..

[@menggaiandrew6380]

I can really tell that these siblings are kind people. Their parents raise them well. God bless you,Jonathan,Nikki,and Auntie Zen. Your parents must be very proud of you.

[@reyian.]

Kudos to this channel for having this show. You’re not only showing the sacrifices and how good-natured overseas filipino workers are. You’re also showing how kind their employers are, treating the aunties like their own family. We want to see and know more finding-auntie stories, cos it inspires a lot. More power to this channel.

[@MayumiP2288]

Omg. This made me cry so much. A family of such beautiful souls. Grateful and radiating of so much positivity.

[@kty00]

5 years seemed to be so short, and you guys haven't seen each other for nearly 30 years. but all these emotions? clearly show how much of an impact you all made in each others lives. the "smelly pillow" is the highlight of it all.

[@mimijm2]

Wow! No words…so grateful for kids to remember and search for their another Mother (nanny)- years, decades, after. Kind hearts 💕

[@alejomikel1]

Teary eyed 🥹 the chua family their never forget auntie zen, they treasured the relationship their built with auntie zen. ❤️🇵🇭

[@alicegumangan7245]

The first two episodes that i have watched didn’t make me cry much,but with these episode i feel the bond and closeness is so strong that is why i cried so much and with the pillow of Jhunjun superb.He is such a thoughtful and sweet boy then to give up his precious baby pillow,with every family who adapt us when we need works and treats us like a family,thank you all so much for everything thank God for this beautiful country to allowed us to work with security,God bless Singapore my 2nd home Since 1994 and I’m about to sign off with happy,contented and grateful heart.

[@MjYosh]

Idk why i keep watching these Finding Auntie segments in the early mornings before work 😢😢 but it’s so heartwarming ❤❤

[@jobysalado322]

Oh my God they are not maarte guys..they willing to experience what auntie zen life.God bless this siblings.they're so good and helpful..wish to watch u more guys more videos

[@entertexthere1127]

Ok I wasn't expecting to be this emotional. I thought it was just an ordinary vid. Wow😭🤧

[@jariuskimsoriano]

I actually cried watching this. I admire these two siblings looking back to the person who took good care of them. God bless you Jonathan, Nikki and Auntie Zen

[@MyrnaValencia-sk4ls]

I cried a lot of this blog. I remember when I was in Singapore working for six years and have a good time with my employers. I can say this employer where she worked were really really really excellent employer ❤❤❤God bless you all❤❤❤

[@jobysalado322]

I think they enjoyed a lot. Thanks God they both decide to visit their nanny..and the mother so nice like her children

[@parpar8375]

Thank u for appreciated Filipino helpers Especially this CNA features lots of Filipino overseas

[@caitlinng8406]

I'm crying so hard omg The producer did such a great job of capturing this amazing story!!

[@FilCanGil]

It’s nice that CNA took the initiative to create this type of content, otherwise I’m sure that most of the families that the Auntie’s took care of, would have had the motivation to search for them on their own🙏🏼

[@gracesantos8720]

Thank you CNA for having this brilliant show for the unsung heroes in Philippines. I was overwhelmed watching the past episodes eventhough Im not the auntie. And to the families here in Singapore who are reaching and making effort to see their auntie before,God bless you. May this program continue to create more stories like this. Kudos to the producer and to all the crew.

[@pauldela3767]

This is such a heart warming story. 🥺 If I could go back in time, I would love to spend a day again to my Nanny but unfornately, I know she is now happy in heaven. Watching the whole episode I am crying😢 😅

[@georgelimlosuy]

I am so happy that CNA is having this program, showing Singaporean’s gratitude to their Filipino helpers.

[@MAJOYDACIA]

Love this Finding Auntie segment, Ive been binging, crying and just touched by all these srtories. I am a filipina living in Singapore for 16 years now, we love and respect and appreciate everything we have and experience in Singapore, as a content creator myself I will get inspiration to talk about this in my channel :-) so inspiring and so heart warming, just make sure got tissue box

[@CuriousConnoisseurs]

People with a functional family are so blessed! No money can replace or fix this issue.

[@junejulyaugsep]

I agree 💯!

[@space5776]

Just beautiful ❤. Well done . Whoever suggested to do these documentaries…you have a heart ❤️. Our helpers are our guardian angels ❤. My dad has a nanny fr China. She remained with our family until she passed away age 101. She was a widow with no kids. So she had no reason to go back to China.

[@wiikends]

I knew filipinos traveled abroad for nursing but not as nannies. Poor auntie suffered a lot when coming back but is resilient even with her bad knee. Hope she can find a better knee solution & happy this family appreciates her

[@allanperalta7984]

This made me cry. Thank you @JohnathanChuaa for sharing your family and her story, both share good memories and I liked how she likened Johnathan much to the point of keeping that "smelly pillow" with her despite all the storms and life struggles she had over the years.

[@kenmhilkyong707]

What a loving son and daughter even not by blood but by heart, a loving caring family in singapore to a philippine auntie! A blessings reunited aftr almost 3 decades! Blessed you more!🙏💗

[@Xhin229]

What a heartwarming reunion! Thank you for sharing such precious memories to us. It's so nice to see good people get reunited again. More than 2 decades is a long time but it was never too late to look for auntie again! I'm so happy for ya'll!

[@nonette46]

This is so sweet of you connecting back with your Nanny. Overwelming joy, you made me cry.

[@mindful47]

When I saw auntie 's white hair,I suddenly have this realisation that our young helpers will one day grow old and weak as well , and it is so heartbreaking. Usually all the helpers we have are a strength of support in our family , and especially when they're still young and strong, so it is really so upsetting to see your auntie zen growing old already. I cried so much watching this. And how important you are for her to hang your little bolster in the house for 2 decades ! And how she pinches your nose and ears like you were still a kid , so sweet and funny at the same time. 😅 😊

[@albertathomas2617]

Thank you with all your effort to find out auntie Zen our kabayan. God bless your family🙏🥰

[@carol.t]

I can't stop crying... Aw.... Too touching story. Kudos to the team hard work and finally aunty Zen get united with the family she took care since 1993.

[@maemagtulisvlogs5908]

Heartache to watch

[@gladysbaguio5079]

What an amazing story. Crying early in the morning. Thank you Jonathan and Nikki and the rest of your family for your love to Auntie Zen.

[@bethjose2116]

Me too crying while drinking coffee😢 tears of joy❤

[@mindful47]

Yah I also cried in the morning watching this haha

[@ring0628-rfo]

Been watching your videos for awhle, thanks for appreciating Filipino helpers.

[@nadeanees9913]

Such an inspiring story,Jonathan and his entire family are so nice,they treated auntie Zen like a real family 😊

[@anacielo-dieroff4491]

Thank you for being so nice with your auntie Zen. God bless you and your whole family. It’s always nice to see the positive outcome, the caring employers and the family to my fellow OFW (former). Before all I heard is the negative( employers abusing their helpers). SO nice that still does exist the good employer. We all die and things that we have on earth is not permanent and we cannot take it with us when we leave the earth. Be kind and nice to your helper. Just remember that there is a reason why they are there for you and the reason that they accepted that job. Kudos to the employers whose heart is big, considerate, respectful, and kind.

[@nheztroskymanuntag7990]

Im 63 yrs old OFW not so lucky in 17 yrs in Middle East . Not all are so lucky to become in comfortable life . I was in tears when employer remember your service in so many years you work in foreign country.

[@elviradaguro6632]

I cried first time ive watch this vlog❤,As an OFW family in 24, Yrs In Dubai, & now Still working with Omani famiy for 12 yrs, All of their 3 kids they grow with me, THUMPS.UP to You SIR& Madam,😊

[@AlbaserTahil]

Huge thanks to Chua Family for treating auntie Zen like your Family. Imagine almost 3 decades but you still remember her. I cried a lot for this short documentary story of a Helper become a family😢

[@jcflores8386]

Im crying 😭 Godbless you man for respecting this old filipina ❤🥹

[@vykram]

Why am I crying 😭. I love this series of Finding Auntie.. I hope every locals treats every domestic helper the way you treat Auntie Merly.. ❤

[@NeetaManis]

She lost her home twice and the smelly pillow still there😭😭😭😭😭 help i cant stop tearing up

[@ants08031236414]

You just said it, John-John: "it was not just a job for her." Love and appreciation through an absence for almost three decades. And the smelly pillow... I cannot stop crying. But it is truly comforting that, after so many years, you and your family still remembers and appreciate Auntie Zen

[@bridgetbourdon5234]

I am very touched, thanks for sharing..especially the part where she kept Johnathan smelly pillow till now. 😊

[@mulanbalakrishnan]

Buti pa cla naalala nila Ang mga Nanny’s nila kung ano nanangyari after many years proud cla sa mga naning nagpalaki sa knila ❤❤❤❤

[@noypijr.1028]

This story made me cry a bit.. Her favorite is Jinathan because she reminds her of the sons he left here in the Philipoines..😢

[@wrongtiming8837]

Who's Jinathan?😶

[@peterpan2256]

Reunion with Zen and kids made me cry.. so happy with their sharing of stories. So proud with what our Ofws like Zen. God bless🙏

[@myanab.ednozem0176]

Thank God for such a loving family to their helper and treated her as part of their family. ❤ God bless Chua family 🙏 very precious moments 😍 this made me missed the family I worked for almost 8 years back there in Singapore too. 😔 Shout out Loh family 🥰🤗

[@Serious-Shenanigans]

I always feel bad that so many of my countrymen have to leave their young children behind to work abroad. And we can only pray that they are treated well in their workplaces. Thank you for treating her like family when she was under your employ. May God bless your family and Aunty's as well.

[@ExistentialExperienceMusic]

This video is so touching, it's impossible not to tear up! The love and gratitude shown by Jonathan and Nikki towards Auntie Zen is truly heartwarming. It's a beautiful reminder of the deep connections formed between families and their helpers. God bless Auntie Zen and the Chua family for this reunion. 💖

[@joelorensolano16]

More on this Please! I watched all 3 episodes with Filipino Nannies and it's a must watchee

[@JoevelynYanson]

This is heart melted I'm crying alot😢

[@___Tteokbokki___83]

Did she call her "Ate Nikki?" Again, another great episode from CNA Insider. These touching reunions are always making us cry. Happy to know that there are families out there who never forget about their helpers like Auntie Zen. ❤❤❤

[@lenymadriaga2938]

She was treated as part of your family. Your family has a very kind heart and all of you were brought up really well. I am moved by this story. Thank you for treating our fellow Filipino this way.