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Woman Born in 1841 Talks About the One Thing She Would Change About Her Life - Enhanced Audio

🌕The Lost Recordings: 14 Exclusive Voices from the 1800s 🔥 Get it here → https://pay.hotmart.com/X104215612Y?c... 14 handpicked, never-before-released recordings from people born in the 1800s. 12+ hours of exclusive, uncensored history. 📖 IF I COULD LIVE AGAIN: Advice From Those Who Lived in the 1800s ⏳🔵 Get it here → https://pay.hotmart.com/K104149345A?c... Stories and reflections from people born in the 1800s — compiled into one book you can return to for the rest of your life. A Massachusetts woman born in 1841 shares the one regret that has haunted her for a decade—never telling her son she was proud of him before he died in France during World War I. Raised in the Victorian tradition of emotional reserve, she believed love was demonstrated through duty and provision, not spoken aloud. When her youngest son, whom she had always found difficult and troublesome, enlisted at age 38 and died at the Battle of Belleau Wood in 1918, she realized too late that he had never heard the words he needed most. A story about unspoken love, the cost of emotional restraint, and the weight of words left unsaid. Recorded in 1928. This audio has been enhanced and restored using modern AI technology to improve clarity while preserving the authentic voice of someone born in the 1840s. #BornInThe1800s #OralHistory #WWI #MotherSon #Victorian #Massachusetts