Twitter Users Narrate Heartwarming Stories As They Appreciate Acts Of Kindness Shown To Them By Their Fathers

Some female Twitter users have taken to social media to appreciate their fathers for showing them acts of kindness at different times in their lives.

The women recounted how their fathers showed them care while they were pregnant, sick as well as cleaned them up when they had their menstrual flow.

They said that fathers are usually not given enough flowers for the length some of them go, to be there for their children, especially their daughters. This is a nice read.

See the different tweets below…

@Chichi wrote:

When I was pregnant for my first child I called my dad that I was craving Okpa he looked for Okpa and couldn’t find because they only move around in the mornings but I called late, he was so sad the next day okpa woman knocked my door and said my dad sent her to bring okpa for and that’s how okpa woman kept coming for weeks everyday to the extent I had so much okpa in the freezer lol. I had to call him to terminate the contract that the baby and I are tired of eating okpa. God bless you dad. I love you.

@Bee B:

I had done a surgery that the huge stiches opened a week after I got home, and I was bleeding profusely, OH my dad (God rest his soul), he was crying, running and shouting at the same time while trying to get the key to his car to take me to the hospital. I was 31, unmarried and still living with him and my mum and 2 younger ones. My mum was very sick that period so I am sure he was just scared to death. HE TOOK ME TO A DIFFERENT HOSPITAL, BUT WENT TO THE ONE I DID THE SURGERY TO FIGHT THE SURGEON.

@Lady Grace:

May God bless my dad Isaac Ihenacho for his cares and love. When I’m sick it goes like this ; Oh God my darling mom will not die, pls keep and protect her. A doctor after billing my mom for my illness saw my dad and inflated the bill. My dad said as far as she’s ok, I can steal to offset the bill. 💕God bless our good fathers.

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