Readers Comments
lovebug wrote: I do not know about your co-worker but it did help me. God Bless
AURELIA wrote: You are right, never underestimate those hugs and smiles...they do make a difference. Human contact...like a reassuring hug can be more healing than you could guess. Thank you for consoling her. :0) Smiles are contagious ~Aurelia
Tigerlily wrote: Hugs are awesome! I know that. They can mean so much. Hug, hug, hug. mmmm....now, hug again.
makesomeonesmile wrote: Thanks for doing such a simple thing that I'm sure meant the world to her. Thanks for caring!
jeri wrote: Hugs heal! I remember reading about infants in a orphanage who were not picked up and held. They gave up living. The human touch, whether it be a hug, a hand on one's shoulder, a hand in another hand. It can save a life. You were a life giver to her. Bless you.
sabrina wrote: i totally accept with jeri. When i was living alone in a foreign land.I wud just wait for my friend to hug me to feel better.You did something nice. Cheers
JuneBug wrote: Yes, I agree with your momma..Plus if God brings youto it, He'll get youthrough it! What a nice thing to give hugs of assurance!!!! :}
DJ wrote: Wow! This sounds so much like what is going on with someone I work with right now. Even as helpless as I feel that I can't exactly help her with what she's going through, I take the time to just sit there and listen to her cry and pour her heart and worries out to me. Even if I say nothing, I feel just listening has comforted her somehow. I truly pray things will turn up for her during these difficult times :( Thank you for posting your story.
Priya wrote: Hug is an amazing way to bring happiness to anyones life
jaydeebug wrote: The best thing about hugs is they are silent, you have the human contact you need so badly, the advise can come later. Your story brought tears to my eyes, I want to sit in a desk next to you! Hugs to you......
