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Have you ever been double surprised on the same day! The girl has a lovely reaction to the arrival of her baby brother and expresses her emotions with tears of joy. Kaydence rushes in to see her mother in the hospital after she gave birth to her little brother. From the moment the girl sees her baby brother she bursts into tears of joy. She is so excited that she cannot hold her emotion any longer so tears come rushing down her cheeks. The mother suggests that the girl touches the soft little pink cheeks of her baby brother, after which she sobs in disbelief saying "he is so precious". Little Kaydence is overwhelmed and continues to cry out of joy, and cannot even look at the baby, she just stands there, as if she is scared to look at him. The girl is up for a second surprise. Check her reaction as her eyes go wide open when he mom says that she has to meet another one. As she gazes over the room, her daddy walks in and the girl falls in his arms, now crying even louder. Kaydence was not only surprised with her <a href="https://rumble.com/v31tno-best-big-brother-and-little-sister-duo-school-bus.html" target="_blank">baby brother</a> being born a week early, but also by her dad coming home 4 months early from Afghanistan. What a nice overlap. This will surely be a day to remember, the day when they were all united to celebrate the arrival of a new family member. Stay with us and with lovely surprises and watch the next video where a <a href="https://rumble.com/v5n3dr-navy-daughter-surprises-mother-after-breast-cancer-diagnosis.html" target="_blank">Navy daughter surprises mother after breast cancer diagnosis</a>. A Navy veteran has been separated from her family since December 2017. It’s only been a few months, but by that time, her mom had been diagnosed with stage two breast cancer. The vet was unable to be there for her mom’s partial mastectomy, chemo, and radiation, which was undoubtedly hard on them both. So, with a little help from her sister, a trusty partner in mischief, the military gal was able to make plans and come home unannounced, in order to surprise her own mom after she felt better. "My little sister is in the Navy and has been for about a year now. The last time my mother and father saw my sister was Christmas 2017. In between this time my mother was diagnosed with stage two breast cancer. She had a partial mastectomy on April 6, 2018, and was told she would have to have chemotherapy and radiation treatments. She had a Mediport placed one week prior to my sister's arrival." “My sister and I had decided about March that we were going to surprise my mother with her coming home. So we had to tell my mother that she couldn't fly to see my sister because she was working so much and didn't have any leave time. When I picked her up from the airport, I hid her in the backseat of my car so no one saw her while we were driving home and got everyone to eat lunch together. I walked in first with my sister crouching behind me and when my mother first saw her she lost it."