Anonymous Kindness

--by Riverwitch, posted Jun 19, 2015

I was the recipient of a kindness yesterday that still has me in wonderment. My husband, who has ALS, was in his power wheel chair and got stuck in the driveway, with his foot under the chair, which is too heavy for me to lift. Four cars drove by on our street as I was trying to get him unstuck, and I was almost in tears because I just can't lift much with my bad back. A woman in her late 50s to early 60s finally stopped and helped me get him back into his chair and get his foot unstuck. I am so grateful to her, and I never even got her name!

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Posted by Riverwitch
Jun 19, 2015
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mel37865 wrote: Great!

mummymunt wrote: Wonderful :)

mindyjourney wrote: The kindness of strangers in something we never forget. Blessings.

terre wrote: Whew! That's a relief.

bramasole72 wrote: It does look lit from within! What a gift for your hard work.

bramasole72@yahoo.com wrote: Lovely story. The kindness of strangers is a wonderful thing. :)

kvpsummer wrote: The kindness of strangers is so beautiful

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