Writer Looking For A Partner For Her Husband Dies

2024 Author: Steven Freeman | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-17 08:15

Amy Krouse Rosenthal, the author with terminal cancer who wrote for Valentine a beautiful letter seeking a new love for her husband, died last Monday at the age of 51 at her home in the city of Chicago.

The sad news comes just days after the sublime letter, written in the midst of her fight against ovarian cancer and published in by The New York Times, became a trend online.

The emotional story of Amy and her husband stole the hearts of millions of readers who spent minutes appreciating the composition entitled "Maybe you wanted to marry my husband" and which described why during the almost three decades with him she had been an ideal couple.

“I would like more time with my children. I would like more time to savor martinis at the Green Mill Jazz Club on Thursday nights. But it won't happen. I probably have only a few days left on this planet. So why am I doing this?”Shared the emotional text.

"I am finishing this writing on Valentine's Day … and the best gift I can hope for is for the ideal person to read it, find Jason and start a new love story," added the book's beautiful writing. for children.

“I have been married to the most wonderful man for 26 years. She planned that it would be at least 26 more years”, the writing continued, which also detailed her husband's great love for his home and its many loving details.

According to the prestigious newspaper, the letter was read by more than 4.5 million people since it was published on its online site on March 3 and then in its print edition on Sunday, March 5.

“When I first read his words, I was shocked by her beauty and surprised by the incredible prose, given its conditions. Of course, emotionally touched too,”shared Amy's husband after reading the post.