Readers Comments
sethi wrote: Thank you. An angel in disguise
Davinci PHARAOH wrote: Fantasitic and very christlike: "the hands that the tend the sick and poor tend christ. " it's nice & good to share, because a joy shared is a joy doubled.
Ramya wrote: Every time we look at another person as a human being and not as a colleague, customer, cleaner, teacher etc, we instantly connect. And from that point, it is impossible to stop the love and warmth from flowing.
Thank you for sharing and for allowing this story to make you who you are today.
Thank you for sharing and for allowing this story to make you who you are today.
Teri wrote: That is a wonderful experience-and how nice that you took the time to share it with us. May the angels that touch our lives never cease to bring us joy; touch our hearts-just when we need it the most!
NanaHana wrote: Thank you for sharing your story. I can feel your illness and your need for such an angel to help you. I have lived in greece and love the country and its people. They are so much like your angel. Bless you both.
Steve wrote: We miss opportunities to be kind all the time. It is so spiritual to be kind in a spontaneous manner,without a thought for the outcome. Thank you!
Twinkle wrote: That is a truly beautiful story. I am so happy to have read it. Thank you.
Lauren wrote: This story made my day. Warmed my heart. Thanks for sharing.
JustB wrote: I too feel timid sometimes about showing kindness, afraid of how the other person might react. Isn't it strange that we worry about being kind:)? Thank you for sharing your story and reminding me that kindness has no boundaries:)
Elaine Browne wrote: It is the small things in life that can make us happy and sometimes a smile is enough.