Real families. Real stories

So many of us have lost people. I know you all can relate to this. And if you had one chance to hear their voice again, what would you do for them?

When I was just 21 years old, January 7th, 2011, my husband died in Afghanistan. Ryan and I were so young. We were young, we were in love. And when he got back, we had so many plans. I remember at the military funeral, I was holding the flag, standing over his body. And what I would have gave, just for him to open his eyes and tell me he loved me. I would have gave anything.

I was approached by the developer and creator of the MyEverheart app. It was bittersweet, because they finally developed an app where if you are a mother or a father and you have cancer, or you just live life and know that it’s unpredictable and you have children, or you’re a grandparent, or you’re a veteran who’s going to go overseas. God, please listen to this. MyEverheart app lets you record every milestone that the people you love could go through. I think it’s one of the most selfless, beautiful gifts you could give to the people that you potentially could leave behind.

I would do anything to hear his voice right now. It is so crazy what I would do if Ryan would have done that before he went to war. Give your family the gift that you’ll be with them no matter what. Because everybody’s hearts matter. Check out MyEverheart app. Also find the app on Google and Apple and download it. Don’t wait, because you think you have the certainty of forever. Don’t wait.

Hello, my name is John Douglas, and I happen to be a avid fan of this new app called the MyEverheart app. It’s a great app to be on. I’m actually on it just as much as I am Instagram and Facebook, it’s quite unique, and it’s so easy to use. You can leave voice messages, you can leave videos, you can take pictures, and you can store this all in one place for your family and our future family to view one day.

And I love it because it gives you full control. The ease of use, it just flows. I love the fact that you can put your family in, I could put my wife, my kids, and give them my kid’s age, and they automatically put in pre-dates or just simple reminders that, hey, these days are gonna be coming up in their future. So it already has everything pretty mapped out for you. I can’t wait to see how this app continues to grow. It’s gonna be literally a lifesaver. Not that it saves life, but it saves life. It saves the action of someone’s life.

Also, too, I love the feature where I could leave my son a future message and have it delivered to him on that particular day. This could be something after I’ve passed on and gone to glory that my son will open up on his 50th birthday. So I just love that. It’s such a great app. I would recommend this to anyone. A lot of seniors, they kind of struggle with apps, but the way they have this one laid out is just so ergonomic, very easy to use. And so I give it five stars all the way. I look forward to continue to use the MyEverheart app as long as I’m living.