Readers Comments
oldgirl wrote: Your story is one of inspiration. What you did set a wonderful example to set for your son and his girlfriend angels_destiny14
Sydney wrote: What a wonderful kindhearted thing to do.
I often see people i think i could help but i get very nervous about approaching strangers and asking if they need help. Reading something like this makes me feel less nervous and more motivated to help strangers.
I'm really glad you shared this story.
I often see people i think i could help but i get very nervous about approaching strangers and asking if they need help. Reading something like this makes me feel less nervous and more motivated to help strangers.
I'm really glad you shared this story.
warmth wrote: Good one, thank u for sharing
Claire wrote: Loved this. I once rescued an older lady in a supermarket here in dublin, ireland. I took her for a cup of tea, phoned for a taxi for her and sent her on her way. When i got home, i found a small white feather in my bed, my sister said the feather was a message from the lady's angel. I like that thought
Deb wrote: Doesn't it give you a great feeling helping others just like my mother was i love to help people no matter who they are or how old they are thats just the way i was brought up & i'm still helping others today
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Alex wrote: I love this its nice
Deb wrote: Thanks for sharing the beautiful story. The lady really had a long walk to go.
I'm sure it's one of many lessons your son has learned. You are a good teacher. ;)
I'm sure it's one of many lessons your son has learned. You are a good teacher. ;)
adsnz wrote: We see people in need everyday and sometime we are just so buys in our own problems that we just pass them and then think later on that we could have helped that person. Good on you to actually do that.
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Peggy Gorman wrote: That was great! I believe in helping others
