Have you repaid all the love and money your parents gave you?

My parents did so much for me that I don't think that I can ever repay them. Then again, they don't want to be repaid (in terms of cash) but in terms of quality time. So, I try to visit them as often as I can, and stay for a chat in front of a cup of something with my mum for example. I also feel the need to help them out in what they want. My mum doesn't drive and my dad is unable to any more, so if they need to go somewhere, I take them there, especially when they can't take the bus.

So like you I repay with the simple things... Well if I had the money I would definitely repay them by buying a new house for them... but that's another story.

well for now, i would say that i am repaying the love my parents gave me.. but for the the money, i haven't.. i am still saving up my money for my wedding.. and my parents don't need money right now because they saved up enough money for their expenses..

My friend i am sorry to say it is impossible to repay what your parents have done for you.It can not be calculated so how you are going to repay something which can not be calculated.I think you are still unmarried or you are still not having children once you become parent to cuties you will feel the thing but yes you can do something not to hurt your parents,you can make them happy doing what they like,take care of them as much as possible..by the way the chicken is too cute...

No, I haven't repaid all. Nor do I think I will ever replay them all. Love is not a contract, where you pay something you get back something. Love is unconditional and not asking for return. When your parents are spending their lives (YES, it is not money, not love, but their lives) on you, they haven't thought of nor asked for any return. This is unconditional. If you ever wanna payback, you should do the same: Spend your life (YES, it is not money, not love, but your life, your whole life!) on them.

There's no way I can repay all my parents' love, kindness and money that they spend on me. Even if I took all my lifetime to repay them, I'll never be able to completely do it. My father already passed away so I live with my mom. I give my mom money every month and take care of her when she's sick. I love her as much as I can and try my best to be a good daughter. That's all I can do to repay her. It's not as much as she gave me but I am still trying to pay back.

i can't repay my parents, if money is to consider. they had investment on me so much and not just for me but to my other siblings as well. the only thing i know i can repay them is to be a good son, always making them proud of me from whatever endeavors i make in life, though i make mistakes in my decisions, i know that my parents are on my back as always especially my mom.
once i get a good paying job after i graduate from college, i would invest something for my parents like a new house or a car as my initial payment for them hehe . one of my moms wish is to go to vatican city, and i do hope that i can make that wish of my mom come true.

i think their will be no amount of money to compare their love and the things they gave us from the time we were born in the world. continuous love and care to them is not enough to paved all their work they did for us! i think i just have to show them how i feel and do what is best for them till the last breathe i will take.

Well I think that I can repay the money if you look it as money and in numbers only.But I don't think that I can ever repay the love they have shown on me as I don't know the exact amount of that incalculable love.

There is no chance to calculate a balance in true love. What you might do is, to be as good as possible a father/mother as well. In case you wouldn't be able to pay back your parents, the Lord will take care of any remaining debt.

I also think about those things. I want to pay back everything my parents have done to me. They sacrifices alot for me and even I gave them so much head ache they still give me what I need and want. I also want them to enjoy their retirement. Since all their life they worked for us. It now my turn to give them some luxury and life of leisure.