r/MadeMeCry Sep 08 '24

Last words just in case

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2.8k Upvotes

r/MadeMeCry 1d ago

It's nothing, just a bit of dust in my eye

2.0k Upvotes

r/MadeMeCry 6h ago

The dog 💀

27 Upvotes

r/MadeMeCry 2h ago

Redditor asks for info re military medals earned by brother who died in 2015. Top response is from person who served with brother.

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11 Upvotes

r/MadeMeCry 5h ago

Sadness, pain, and brokenness dominate

13 Upvotes

r/MadeMeCry 1d ago

ESPN Honors Autism Awareness Day

181 Upvotes

r/MadeMeCry 12h ago

Imagine being the caretaker

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r/MadeMeCry 1d ago

This kid is for the birds

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r/MadeMeCry 2d ago

special day 💓

242 Upvotes

r/MadeMeCry 22h ago

House fire lost everything

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Hello, my mother and her boyfriends home just got burnt down due to an electrical fire starting in the very early morning of the 31st. Them and the kids lost all of their clothes and other various items due to either being directly burnt or just terribly damaged by smoke or soot. I am jsut looking to help them get back anything I can! Whether you can donate or share the link it would help! house fire


r/MadeMeCry 22h ago

Hearts full of sadness

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r/MadeMeCry 2d ago

Jack black

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19 Upvotes

Pure joy


r/MadeMeCry 3d ago

This is a real tear jerker 4 ya’ll

1.3k Upvotes

r/MadeMeCry 3d ago

Leah Oliver had just started her new job in Marsh & McLennan in the World Trade Center and was killed when the first highjacked plane hit the north tower. She died a day before her 26th birthday

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r/MadeMeCry 4d ago

My friend's house in Mandalay collapsed during the earthquake. He didn't have time to get out and passed away.

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274 Upvotes

r/MadeMeCry 4d ago

Not gonna lie, this tiny clip made me tear up—in a good way. It’s so fucking cute and those kids’ reactions are everything.

135 Upvotes

r/MadeMeCry 5d ago

76 year old gradna sends message to younger self.

637 Upvotes

r/MadeMeCry 6d ago

Heartbreaking clip of a dad who has to explain his son that mom passed away in the 9/11 WTC attacks.

2.1k Upvotes

r/MadeMeCry 5d ago

I needed this reminder more than I realized. I miss you Mr. Rogers...

284 Upvotes

r/MadeMeCry 6d ago

My mom told me something that hit me like a freight train

496 Upvotes

First sorry for any errors or if the format looks weird I'm on mobile. I (22M) have been taking care of my grandma (71F) with help from my mom (48F) and step-dad (47M) since she had a diabetic stroke in October. She's completely bed ridden and we can't afford live-in care or a nursing home. Over this past weekend we finally got approved for hospice visits, and that's when my mom dropped the bombshell on me, "Sometime this week I'm going to go to the courthouse to add you to the deed for grandma's house.", and when I asked why she told me, "After everything that's happened we know that out of all our kids (I'm child 4 out of 5) you're the one we can trust to keep the door open and try to bring everyone home should something happen to us.", and I've just been lost in thought ever since she told me this.


r/MadeMeCry 5d ago

To This Day Project by Shane Koyczan

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One of the most powerful videos on the internet. I feel like it deserves more views.


r/MadeMeCry 6d ago

Rescued dog finds new home ❤️

63 Upvotes

r/MadeMeCry 5d ago

I want to save it so badly

21 Upvotes

r/MadeMeCry 6d ago

A son searched for his mother for 5 hours afterMyanmarearthquake, calling her name nonstop. When he found her, he couldn’t get her out. With tears in his eyes, he said, ‘It’s okay, don’t worry about me. You may go wherever you please'.His only regret is not eating the breakfast she made that morning

842 Upvotes

r/MadeMeCry 6d ago

She Never Let Him Fade Away – A Story That Will Touch Your Soul

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34 Upvotes

A wife kept her late husband's shirt hanging for eight long years… She never took it down. She always placed money in its pocket. Whenever her children asked for money, she would gently say, "Take it from your father’s pocket." She did this so that her children would never forget him, so that his presence would always remain in their lives, even in the smallest of moments. A mother is a school of love, sacrifice, and endless devotion. ..


r/MadeMeCry 6d ago

💀

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