Derabla, you’re one of the most genuine and down-to-earth YouTubers in our Tibetan community. Your content feels organic, you speak from the heart, and most importantly, what you share feels real and meaningful.
These days, unfortunately, many Tibetan content creators seem to focus on showing off a fake lifestyle, endless unboxing, unnecessary drama that can bring negativity to our community’s name, or even misusing subscribers’ donations by helping the wrong people. That’s why I truly respect you from the bottom of my heart—you remain authentic and grounded.
And regarding the emotion of losing someone dear to you, I don’t think it is regret. It is grief—the pain that comes from loving and missing someone who meant so much to you. Grief is a reflection of love, and it takes time to heal.
My wife and I tried for six years to have a baby, both naturally and through medical treatment, but unfortunately, we were not successful. We even visited sacred pilgrimage sites in Nepal and India, hoping and praying for a blessing, but it was not meant to be.
This year, we finally accepted our situation and stopped trying. Surprisingly, we have found peace in acceptance. We are both very happy, enjoying our life together, and grateful for what we have.
So, I truly understand that sometimes life gives us a path we never expected. Regarding the loss of your beloved daughter, I pray that her precious soul may be born again into a wonderful, loving human family, just like yours, surrounded by love, compassion, and happiness.
Keep being yourself, May god bless your beautiful family. 🙏❤️
Derab woeser, it's okay to cry. You did what was right at that time, and you should not have any regrets. For your son, you are a great mother, so don't lose hope. I am 36 and I conceived even though my husband is long-distance (abroad). Loved such a soulful story, I cried with you today. All moms can feel another mom's pain.
Being one of your close friend woeser I am so so happy for you for having a wonderful husband ❤ and cute little Tenchoeyang😊. I just love the conversations between you two and wishing you both have a happy and healthy life together 😊
These days, unfortunately, many Tibetan content creators seem to focus on showing off a fake lifestyle, endless unboxing, unnecessary drama that can bring negativity to our community’s name, or even misusing subscribers’ donations by helping the wrong people. That’s why I truly respect you from the bottom of my heart—you remain authentic and grounded.
And regarding the emotion of losing someone dear to you, I don’t think it is regret. It is grief—the pain that comes from loving and missing someone who meant so much to you. Grief is a reflection of love, and it takes time to heal.
My wife and I tried for six years to have a baby, both naturally and through medical treatment, but unfortunately, we were not successful. We even visited sacred pilgrimage sites in Nepal and India, hoping and praying for a blessing, but it was not meant to be.
This year, we finally accepted our situation and stopped trying. Surprisingly, we have found peace in acceptance. We are both very happy, enjoying our life together, and grateful for what we have.
So, I truly understand that sometimes life gives us a path we never expected. Regarding the loss of your beloved daughter, I pray that her precious soul may be born again into a wonderful, loving human family, just like yours, surrounded by love, compassion, and happiness.
Keep being yourself, May god bless your beautiful family. 🙏❤️