Readers Comments
steve wrote: Hi,
I think it is wonderful that you visited your grandma in the nursing home and then you visited another "widow in distress".
My wife robyn and i work with persons who have broken minds (mental illness) and they have few people who visit them in the psychiatric hospital.
Please pray for our heartfelt counseling minisries.
Steve bloem
Coauthor of broken minds hope for healing when you feel like you're losing it.
I think it is wonderful that you visited your grandma in the nursing home and then you visited another "widow in distress".
My wife robyn and i work with persons who have broken minds (mental illness) and they have few people who visit them in the psychiatric hospital.
Please pray for our heartfelt counseling minisries.
Steve bloem
Coauthor of broken minds hope for healing when you feel like you're losing it.
luv4all wrote: Hello,
I think sickness needs company most importantly. It becomes depressing. I was glad your grandma has a roomie and they are able to interact inspite of their age and condition.
May god bless both of them and other residents of hospitals and visitors like yourself.
Hope you and others shall visit more hospital and old age residents and share their loneliness.
It is much needed, i think.
I think sickness needs company most importantly. It becomes depressing. I was glad your grandma has a roomie and they are able to interact inspite of their age and condition.
May god bless both of them and other residents of hospitals and visitors like yourself.
Hope you and others shall visit more hospital and old age residents and share their loneliness.
It is much needed, i think.
Nat wrote: That's what life is all about, it not all about us!
Louis Metayer wrote: Your kind gesture speaks for itself ; it needs to be savored, meditated and emulated upon! Thank you
mamle wrote: Thank you for sharing your kind act. Many blessings for such an inspirational gesture.
Catherine W wrote: A revealing commentary on loving one's neighbor in the truest sense. Blessings to you for the kindness you have shown; you will receive the blessing back tenfold.
kasaya wrote: So touching be blessed so inspiring both to the young and old
Cornelius Bakas wrote: I'm blessed with this story! Thanks for sharing!
IamOne wrote: Last night i was heading home from work when a man called out to me. "please sir, i'm really sorry, but can you help me? " he smelled of booze and looked as though he was perhaps panhandling. I stopped none-the-less and it turned out he had recently gone mostly blind. He just needed help finding his way to a train platform so he could get home. I walked with him, and waited until the corect train arrived. We talked about his life before he was blind, about my family, and about many other things in the 20 minutes or so that we shared. I could feel the sorrow this man had, but he expressed deep gratitude ass he stepped onto the train. Truly, some of lifes most tender and rewarding moments come in pieces that could so easily be missed if we aren't looking to help wherever there might be a need.
zaini wrote: inspirational story