The Repair Shop fans reduced to tears as grieving couple unearth secret message left to them by late son
Fans of the Repair Workshop, a mourning couple, Tuesday’s BBC show section of the late sons left to them by the late sons revealed a secret message to tears.
John and Margaret Ivin took part in the program to see if experts can do something with a plaster section of the kitchen walls they found in cooking areas last summer.
Surprisingly, they found a message written by Christopher at the age of 14.
Margaret said to the expert: ‘Where they bought one of the original cupboards from the wall, this was behind him …
‘And it was a shock to see there …’
Expert Craftsman Dominic Chinea wanted to know who was writing and explained: ‘This was our late son Christopher. He came back when he was 14 years old. ‘
The fans of the repair workshop were mourned to tears while revealing a secret message left by their son in the BBC show section on Tuesday’s BBC show.
John and Margaret Ivin appeared in the program to see if experts could do something with a plaster part of the kitchen walls they found while making a makeup in the cooking areas last summer (in the picture)
The message said: ‘This original wallpaper. 4:15 December 8, 1989.
‘Please leave this wallpaper Chris.’
Margaret explained: ‘He would often leave around the house, some of them “I love you,” he would scribble small notes.
Chris has a very rare testicular cancer and passed away 18 months after his diagnosis.
Margaret, who fought with tears, said, ‘When you lose a child, you never overcome it, you overcome it.
‘We’ve passed less.’
He talked about finding the note, he said: ‘It was only great. I couldn’t believe it when we saw him. ‘
The builder managed to get out of the wall in one piece, but Margaret was crumbled when he placed him on the bed, but they don’t want to throw it.
Margaret explained: ‘He would often leave around the house, and some would scribble small notes by saying “I love you”.
Margaret, who fought with tears, was on the moon with the last product and said: ‘Bright. Absolutely bright. Even pieces of torn paper together ‘
“It would be nice to get back, a handwriting treasure, a real treasure,” he said.
After working, the couple could not believe their eyes.
Margaret fighting with tears, ‘Bright. Absolutely bright. Even pieces of torn paper together.
‘Better than I can imagine it is better than ever.’
John said: ‘He was a cute boy.’
The watches at home became very emotional.
‘This was a very good repair and tears flowed #therairshop.’
‘This wallpaper repair is excellent. #Therabairshop. ‘
Many of them ran to X, known as twitter, and to share their emotional reactions to the segment in the show.
‘ # #I love Therepairshop and the old plaster, who wrote from his sons who passed away from his sons, was a bright work and Soooooo movement.’
‘Yes, this is emotional …’
A guest in the repair workshop comes after revealing that he is silent as a prize product called ‘part of the family’.
Wales husband and wife David and Carol brought a large soft toy greet dog to restore.
The couple announced that the 53 -year -old toy thanked Elvis’s manager Colonel Tom Parker for your traveling to Elvis Presley Fan Club for traveling to see the star in Las Vegas.
The Fan Club looked at the toy before winning a fan in a competition – but early this year died tragically.
David and Carol said that the former owner’s greyhound dog wanted Elvis to pass to other fans, so they brought him to the repair workshop to ‘give him back his genealogy’.
The repair workshop is broadcasted on Tuesday at 20.00 at BBC One and is ready to be broadcast on İplayer.
