Maribel Cardia He shared his emotional memories on social media Christmas Along with his son Jose Julian, he died at home last April of a massive heart attack. In addition, the actress dedicated gentle words to her followers who did not stop sending expressions of affection through comments on social networks.
Maribel Cordia shares Christmas memories
Merry Christmas! When you ask for something in December, ask him to bring you gifts that aren't sold in stores: 'I love you,' 'Thank you for being there,' 'I'm always there for you,'” In the shared message, the actress shared a postcard with an elegant red Wearing a dress while hugging her son.
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“When you ask for something in December, tight hugs, loud laughter, laps of those you love the most, hands that hold you all year round, shoulders that support you in hearts that you can live without an expiration date (…) When you ask for something in December, ask him to teach you to live with an open mind – Just like that – for every darkness you have to face there is a light at the end of the tunnel. “Why ask for anything when we have everything,” he added.
The actress has revealed what her first Christmas will be like without her son
In an interview for the show “Today”, Maribel Cardia She couldn't hold back her tears when asked how she would spend her first Christmas without her son Jose Julian. The actress explained that it was thanks to her faith that she was able to move on from it, saying that she had “mystical experiences” with the Virgin of Guadalupe that helped transform her pain.
“I'm going to spend Christmas with my mom, with the family. I'm going back to do the 'Lagunilla Mi Barrio' marathon, we're going to be there from the 26th to the 30th, and I'm leaving with my little family: my grandson, not even new, my daughter-in-law, my husband, We're going for a walk,” said the actress, noting that she was first going to Costa Rica to be with her sister, whom she calls mom.
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