Andy Kusnetzoff’s moving post on his first Father’s Day without his dad

Andy Kusnetzoff live a Father’s day different, since it is the first without Juan Carlos Kusnetzoff. The driver remembered him with a moving post and a tender anecdote in social networks.

“When I was 21, I was hospitalized for internal bleeding for two months. Things were not looking good and my dad accompanied me all those nights,” he said. And he revealed: “Now recovered, He gave me a text that describes it all. Warm, cultured, affectionate. Sage”.

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“On this first Father’s Day, without his physical presence, I share it. Happy day Dad”, It closed next to a photo with the remembered sexologist and a sheet with the text in question.

What did the text that Juan Carlos Kusnetzoff gave to his son Andy say?

As can be seen in the sheet that the driver shared in the post, the text is titled “Paternity.”

“And one day, one sweet day, with gentle pain, you will heal yourself, like a tree in the wind,” the text begins. And he continues: “And it will be the joy of looking into your eyes, into the eyes of the son, and finding your blue, celestial, deep, Scorpion gaze, returning the light to me, returning from the infernal shadows of nothingness.” “One night in October 92. Looking at you”he concludes.

The death of Juan Carlos Kusnetzoff

The sexologist died on Sunday, April 28 at the age of 87. The news was confirmed by his son, Andy Kusnetzoffwho dedicated a moving post in social networks.

“It’s never as dark as before the dawn…’ Your go-to quote. This moment is the darkest. I have to say goodbye to you. How different the rational thing is, thinking that you were 87, that you went through many battles, from the emotional thing,” she lamented.

Moved, he continued: “Thinking that I will never see you again is heartbreaking. Your voice is the one I heard all my life. You inspired me and guided me. Your affection and affection, your little materialism, your vocation to study and teach.”

“I could never measure up to your academic studies, but we were able to share the desire to communicate. 23 years of radio and columns. Since I was a child hearing ‘is your dad the sexologist?’ Always proud of who you are. Ahead of your time. Talking about the topics that were taboo. Intelligent, cultured. Warm and wise,” he highlighted.

In closing, he assured: “What’s coming is going to be difficult for me. But you will always be there. In the talks, in the pizza at El Cuartito. In the tangos. In my children.” “Thank you for everything you gave me. Love, humor, empathy. I will miss you. I greet you as you have greeted me since I was little: ‘Good night, little boy. Good night father. May you rest my little son. Rest easy, dad.’”