Readers Comments
Mike wrote: How very true!
Zevelina wrote: If there is no home, biuld one. It does make perfect sense! :)
Mike wrote: So true!
Dora wrote: Very true, children learn from what they're taught. Such a reward to see a child putting animals first before the purchase of a bike. Rare in this day and time!
Mike wrote: Sure are right jen. So nice of comments for her to later (and now) read in the future. Love ya cc! Bumpa
Jennie Comfort wrote: I am cc's mom and we sat down to read the beautiful article about her and the supportive an touching comments. She is very humbled by all the wonderful comments on here for her doing something she feels is only right. Thank you everyone. She is a blessing.
Ithunn wrote: Your story brought tears to my eyes. How refreshing to read about your compassionate grandchild in this compassion-less world!
What a wonderful way to be remembered. Be sure cc will always have the memory of you tied to this. You taught her - and us - an important lesson. Thank you, thank you!
What a wonderful way to be remembered. Be sure cc will always have the memory of you tied to this. You taught her - and us - an important lesson. Thank you, thank you!
sethi wrote: Great story. Thank you for sharing.
Mike wrote: The comments have been so kind and interesting. When cc gets older she will look back at these and be so happy. Thanks!
Mike an Bobbi wrote: Thank you for the comment papamikey. Cc and her compassion for all animals is so nice to see. Her mother and father have played the biggest role in her seeing things in the way she does. Her grandmother carol and grandpa roger, her uncle andy. All have simply watched and nurture her heart. Shows the importance behind each family member taking time in seeing life just a little different. Really impressed how dat these writings have traveled! The internet is such an amazing tool. This website and organization has such caring people involved. A humble thanks!