I mostly think that the idea of soulmates is overrated or at least unrealistic.
Too many people waste their lives looking for "the one" when often that search for perfection blinds them to the love that may be right in front of them.
I mostly think that the idea of soulmates is overrated or at least unrealistic.
Too many people waste their lives looking for "the one" when often that search for perfection blinds them to the love that may be right in front of them.
Judy and Will Webb of Melvindale, Michigan were clearly meant to be together.
They met at 14 and were only friends at first, but when Will was in the military they began to exchange letters and fell in love.
Together they had three daughters, who went on to add five grandchildren and four great-grandchildren to the family.
According to their daughter, they were never apart in all the years she'd known them.
After a medical procedure, Judy's health took a turn for the worse and soon after, Will's did too. His decline had no obvious source.
Their beds were pushed together and they held hands constantly. When Will passed away in the early morning hours, Judy followed him only a few hours later.
It was as though she was letting him know she'd be with him again soon.
If that's not an example of soulmates, I don't know what is.
h/t: WXYZ Detroit