Readers Comments
oopsadazy2 wrote: What an awesome story of kindness and caring! Bless you for your kind heart!! :-):-) :-)
LizTree wrote: Thank you so much. I am so touched by this story.
lovebug wrote: A rose is always a rose no matter what you call it. And a good heart is always a Good heart, no matter what their name is. Peace and God Bless
jaydeebug wrote: Terry, I have read your story before and love it more everytime, especially now that I have gotten closer to being one of those "older" people...Hope the people I meet then will be as compassionate as you were. Peace and blessings, jaydeebug
terry wrote: Dear Kindred Spirits.
This is not my story I am only sharing what someone else sent me. I found it inspirational and in line with my personal relationship Philosophy of MEALS. Model all you expect M, Empathy try to experience the emotion motivating others E, Acceptance see all people as worthy beings regardless of their value system A, Love give care unconditionally L, spirituality share a common vision which then unites you invisibly S, MEALS.
Peace,
Terry
This is not my story I am only sharing what someone else sent me. I found it inspirational and in line with my personal relationship Philosophy of MEALS. Model all you expect M, Empathy try to experience the emotion motivating others E, Acceptance see all people as worthy beings regardless of their value system A, Love give care unconditionally L, spirituality share a common vision which then unites you invisibly S, MEALS.
Peace,
Terry
wendy wrote: God sometimes places people in our paths to be ulifted or to uplift us! You are very kind. It makes me feel so good to know that there are still good people left.
akbj wrote: I have also seen this story before, but that does not lessen its power. It is a classic story of kindness that gives me hope, & makes me wish to be a kinder person.
jeri wrote: You were right where you were supposed to be. It is how things work. You were blessed. jeri
Tbeenie72 wrote: Wow, that's so sweet! I think it's one of the best I've ever read...
smurfy wrote: Your story reminds me of my partner when she discovered her aunt had been moved to a hospice. She had been cut off from all of her family by a controlling and , as we discovered, abusive husband. As she was now in the hospice it was possible to visit her. After a slight hesitation my partner went to see her.At this stage the doctors had given her a few weeks to live. What followed was a miracle. The kindness and love she recieved not only lengthened and enhanced her life, it led to her leaving the hospice drinking champange and living for many happy months afterwards. kindness and human contact can work miracles