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 Descripcin: hey there did you ever lose something valuable have you ever been lost yourself today i&#39;m going to tell you about the time when i lost our son wes english without fear where you can learn to speak english naturally through listening to stories what kind of mom am i that i lost one of my children i know it&#39;s terrible it&#39;s what every parent fears losing a child i had taken both our sons graham the older and wes the younger to a water park one summer day you know what water parks are they are amusement parks but everything has to do with water there are slides and pools and canals for floating on floaties just lots of possibilities and once a year we went to a water park graham was 10 years old at this time and his little brother wes was five so when we arrived at the park and parked our car we went to the entrance paid for a day days pass and then once inside we took all our stuff towels all the things goggles and went to the changing rooms there was one for boys and men and one for girls and ladies i told graham the older brother watch out for your brother and when you both have put your things in one of those lockers then come out and meet me here when i finished putting my things my purse my keys my clothes into the locker i went outside in my bathing suit and then graham came out of the boys and men&#39;s locker room i said where&#39;s your brother and he said i don&#39;t know and i said what do you mean you don&#39;t know you were supposed to take care of your brother and come out together go back in and look i started to worry so graham went back and looked and came out and said mom i don&#39;t see him anywhere well then i really started to become afraid and then i remembered god so i pray dear father help us to find wes you can imagine there were crowds of people moms with kids it was a typical hot summer day in virginia at a water park we started to walk around looking for wes and then i saw a security guard we went up to this security guard and said blah blah blah blah we lost our son he&#39;s five years old this is what he looks like well the security guard used his walkie-talkie and started alerting other people in the park to look for a lost boy i was praying we were looking i was afraid at the same time and then all of a sudden it must have been about 15 minutes later all of a sudden i spotted wes little wes he was coming toward us from the entrance of the park i said wes we&#39;ve been looking for you where have you been and he said mom when i couldn&#39;t find graham in the bathroom i thought you all had left so i walked back out to the car to look for the car to look for you all i said what you left the park and went out to that big parking lot did you did you find the car he said yes and you weren&#39;t there so i came back i was so relieved and i thanked god and they say all is well that ends well all&#39;s well that ends well we enjoyed the rest of the day at the park but this was a traumatic experience for wes traumatic that means damaging trauma is something bad that happens to you and has a lasting effect on you i think it must have been two three years that he wes was very insecure and fearful every time i left him somewhere when i would drop him off in the car at his school he would say mom what time are you coming back to pick me up four o&#39;clock are you sure you&#39;re going to be right here you will pick me up at four o&#39;clock promise you&#39;re sure mom you won&#39;t leave me and i would say yes wes i will be here at four o&#39;clock trust me i won&#39;t forget you. he eventually finally grew out of that fear but it was a horrible experience for him and i felt bad and his brother graham felt bad so how did graham lose him in the in the changing room in the bathroom it turns out we found out that there were two exits two entrances and two exits graham came out of one and wes went out the other graham had looked for his brother and assumed had thought i don&#39;t see my brother he must have already gone out of the changing room and that&#39;s when graham came out by himself what about you have you ever been lost have you ever lost an important person or something valuable tell me about it leave me a comment below this video it&#39;s scary i know and if you would like the words the written transcript to this episode and others go to my website www.englishwithoutfear.com well this is maria i&#39;ll see you next time thanks for watching for questions or comments here is my email [Music] you
Ttulo: Learn English - the day I lost my son at a water park.
Idioma: en
Leyenda: In slow English with lots of images, Maria tells the story of how she lost and found her son.

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