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10/17/2025

THIS IS MY DAD. He drove to my workplace and waited on me to arrive so he could pour a trail of salt from my vehicle to the front door of my building so that I, his 38 year old daughter, wouldn’t slip and fall on the ice. My heart y’all... ❤️

Credit: Elizabeth Bautista Boyd

10/17/2025

"Today, my son came to me, a little nervous, and asked, ‘Mom… can you take me to Sephora?’ I could tell he was worried about what I’d say, so I gently asked why. After a pause, he said, ‘I want to get something special for her.’
So off we went, and there I was, walking through aisles of makeup and skincare with him, watching him ask thoughtful questions, trying so hard to get it just right. Some people might think it’s not normal, a mom helping her son shop for his girlfriend.
But to me, it’s teaching him how to love with kindness. If this is how he learns, I’ll stand beside him every single time."
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10/16/2025

“This is my husband hand sewing for our son at 9 p.m.…

My 4-year-old son is obsessed with a fleece robe I wore when he was a baby. We call it ‘Woobie’ (from the Michael Keaton movie, Mr. Mom).

With all the love it receives, it's starting to fall apart big time. My son can't sleep or even relax without it!

Men think women want a man with lots of money, a perfect physique and expensive cars... but really, we all just want a guy who would sew a ‘Woobie.’ for his son.”

Credit : Jill Duchman.

10/16/2025

In Finland, education is completely free for all students. During primary school, children receive free textbooks, meals, and health and social support.
Tablets are provided from third grade onwards, while older students use laptops. School meals are also free and adapted to different needs – there are special meals for vegetarians, as well as gluten- and lactose-free options.
Parents do not have to pay additional fees, and no donations or contributions for field trips are requested. The entire cost is borne by the state. This investment in education is considered essential for the country's future, as a well-educated society forms the basis for a strong economy, a functioning healthcare system, and social justice.
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10/15/2025

"Today, we found a little dog left by the road near our house. Later, this poor pup found a spot behind our house and curled up to sleep. Seeing this lonely and scared dog broke our hearts. We knew we had to help! We brought him in, gave him some food and water, and he settled right in. We're so happy to announce that we've officially adopted him! We can't wait to give him all the love and care he deserves. It's a heartwarming reminder to be kind to animals in need."

By a kind woman.

Credit - original owner ( respect 🫡)

10/15/2025

What happens to adults with Down syndrome when their parents can't look after them any more?

Just a short back story here. I am the 3rd child of 6 kids. My mom had a stillbirth of her 5th child and my sister Kathy, is her 6th. Kathy was born with Downs Syndrome. They attempted to talk mom into placing her into a home (this was in the 60’s) telling her my sister would be a vegetable never walking or talking. My mom refused to believe them and brought her home to us 4 remaining kids.

As a family we raised Kathy teaching her how to talk. Our German Shepherd always wore a harness rather than a collar and he would sit in our backyard with Kathy for hours. He’d sit next to her and she would grab hold of his harness and he wouldn’t move til she was standing and steady. He then would walk around the yard with her holding onto him. If she fell, he sat til she was ready to go round again. They did this for months til eventually Kathy began walking on her own.

She attended the special school here in town, graduating at 26 yrs old. VERY proud moment for all of our family-both immediate and extended as everyone has grown to love her.

Fast forward…Kathy is 49 yrs old and my mom is dying of cancer. My sibs have all moved out of state except my brother and I. Needless to say, my brother isn’t really equipped to handle caring for my sister. I’m a retired nurse so for me it’s not a problem. My sister that lives in NC and I need to decide what is in Kathy’s best interest. She has ALWAYS been with my mom. An adult foster care or extended living would confuse her and slowly depress her and we felt would be the beginning of the end for her. That would not be the correct thing for her.

I live 5 min from my moms house. Even on the same road. As my mom's health began to rapidly deteriorate we decided that Kathy should not be in the house watching my mom slowly pass away. The decision was easily made that Kathy would come live with me and my family. We had the extra bedroom and she would not have to leave the only town she has ever lived in. Originally, my mother’s wishes, were to have her move to NC to be with my oldest sister. After lengthy discussions with my mom and my sister we felt uprooting her ESP while grieving the loss of our mom may be too much for her at once so staying with me was the best option.

This was September 30, 2018. My mom passed away on December 14, 2018. Kathy has adjusted extremely well living here with me and has handled my moms passing prob the best out of all us kids. Before mom got sick, they attended church regularly and Kathy has become extremely religious so explaining my moms passing to her wasn’t as difficult as we thought it was going to be. Now that moms gone, she refuses to go to church now, but her bedroom looks like a religious shrine...lol. Occasionally she will ask why mommy had to die, and I’ll remind her of the cancer my mom had and then she will be ok again.

When going to court to obtain guardianship for her, due to the fact that my sister and I are sharing guardianship of her, the judge was extremely impressed that there were 2 of us “stepping up to the plate” he said. He said normally they have probs finding ppl to take guardianship over special needs adults and here he has 2 siblings that are coming forward WANTING to share guardianship. This made me sooo heartbroken and sad to hear that even here in our little town in Michigan, there are ppl that turn their backs on family members with special needs cuz they don’t want to deal with them!

We absolutely LOVE having my sister here!! She is fun, funny, helpful, and has the biggest heart of anyone Ive EVER met!! I wouldn’t change ANYTHING we’ve done!! I just have a hard time thinking of what it would be like without her here or in a home somewhere… I could NEVER turn my back on her! She’s my blood and my baby sister-how can ppl do that??? Is that how selfish ppl have become?? How disgusting!!! 😱😱😱

This is our Kitty Kat as we all call her. It was taken at her 50th birthday party we had for her last year. We figured since she will never be married and have that big reception we all love to have, we threw her a HUGE party with over 100 people in attendance. Rented a hall, hired a DJ, caterer, dancing, cake the whole 9 yards…she had a blast!!! ♥️♥️

Edit: I want to thank EVERYONE for the number of views, upvotes and comments that I have received on my post!!! NEVER did I even dream of these many people reading this!! I was shocked when I saw this today and it’s not even 3 days old!!! LOL. I was only trying to top my last 2 and this did by almost 100k!! Again, TYSM and Kitty Kat was sooo excited when I showed her her pic on here!! Then I showed her all your comments and she rubbed her hands together so fast (her way of showing excitement..lol) I thought she would start a fire!! LMAO!!! God Bless everyone!!! Stay safe!! With love, Jodie and Kathy..♥️

Edit #2: I think I need to set something straight here. When I said that people disgust me when they turn their backs on love ones with special needs I don’t mean everyone. I totally agree with those who aren’t equipped emotionally, financially, physically to deal with it. I also understand that some special needs cant be cared for in the private home setting. What I was referring to was the families that DO HAVE these means that are selfishly turning their backs on these people and walking away when their help is needed the most. THOSE people disgust me!!! Hope this clears the air for those who were thinking I was against everyone who didn’t stand up and take their family member in…♥️

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10/15/2025

Tonight, my family went to Olive Garden. And per usual, my toddler Harlynn did everything but sit in her high chair. She made sure the whole restaurant knew she was in the building.

I was overwhelmed and finally asked our waitress if she could please bring my meal in a to-go box — because we were headed to the car.

But she looked at me and said:
“NO. You’re going to sit down and enjoy your dinner, and I’ll sit with her.”

And that’s exactly what she did.

She brought Harlynn a bowl of ice cream with caramel syrup. While my daughter sat in my lap, she patiently fed her — and for the first time in weeks, I actually got to eat my food while it was still hot.

Her name is Nianni Nani Rudder. And I’ll never forget her kindness.

She didn’t just bribe my toddler with sweets so I could breathe — she gave me a gift I didn’t realize I desperately needed: a moment of peace.

Nianni, your mom is smiling down from Heaven so proud of the strong, compassionate woman you’ve become. You’ll never know how much tonight meant to me.

Kindness doesn’t have to be big. Sometimes, it’s as simple as sitting with a tired mom and saying: “You deserve a hot meal, too.” ❤️

[Courtney Ruth Pedigo]

10/15/2025

The little girl just can’t stop smiling.
She turned 5 only a month ago, and just two days ago she was given the hardest news of her life.
But Foley, AL’s Bryndle Reid keeps smiling through it all.
She’s showing a strength and positivity that inspires everyone around her.

It was more than two years ago when Kevin and Stephanie Boatwright learned that their then-2-year-old daughter Bryndle had a rare form of brain cancer.
The tumor was wrapped around her brain stem.
Doctors told her parents to bring her in for check-ups every three months.

Through these past two years, Bryndle has continued to shine.
She wraps herself in the 15 blankets she owns, the newest one being a prayer blanket given by her church family.
“Bryndle loves baby dolls and stuffed animals, but what she loves most are blankets,” said Stephanie.

Last night, Bryndle held her prayer blanket close while her family prepared for this week’s plan from her doctors at Children’s of Alabama.
She will have an MRI today and a biopsy on Thursday.
These two procedures will help her medical team decide the next steps in her treatment.

Though she doesn’t know exactly what’s ahead, Bryndle remains cheerful, full of faith, and surrounded by loving doctors and family.
“Bryndle is only 5 years old, but she’s the strongest person I know,” said her mom Stephanie, holding back tears.
“After her MRI and biopsy, doctors will create a treatment plan for her future,” she added.
“She’s going to make it,” Stephanie whispered.

And Bryndle would surely smile if she heard that.

Please keep Bryndle and her family in your thoughts and send them all the love and support you can.

Credit goes to the respective owner.

10/15/2025

I 💙 this boy (Kai) more than anyone or anything in this world, he has protected me, he has been there with me during my 5 years of dialysis, he has pulled me out of some very dark places, he deserves the world and I do my damnedest to give him that. He is my boy 💙
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10/15/2025

Yes… I’m in a backpack. 🐕🎒

It’s not the usual way for a dog to travel, but honestly? I couldn’t be happier.

Right here, pressed close to him, I feel his steps echo through the subway floor. I feel his warmth. I smell the world rushing by. And from this little window in the bag, I can see everything while staying safe.

The crowds don’t scare me. 🚇 The trains don’t bother me.

As long as he’s here, nothing can go wrong.

People look at us and smile. Some laugh softly.

But they don’t know what this really is for me.

It’s not just a ride. 🚌 It’s our moment.

He’s focused on his phone, but I don’t mind.

I’m watching over him, like I always do.

I see the tired faces, the distracted stares around us…

but me? I’m calm. Happy. Because my life has one priority: being there for him.

I don’t even know where we’re going today. And it doesn’t matter. What matters is… we’re going together.

I’ll stay in this bag as long as I need to. Ready to share every step, every stop, every adventure.

Because for me, being with him isn’t just a moment.

It’s everything.💛..

10/15/2025

"74-year-old Saleem Hasan had just stepped off the bus, setting down $85 worth of groceries — everything he had to last the month.

Moments later, a woman walked by, grabbed the bags, and ran.
He couldn’t chase her. He could only stand there — helpless, heartbroken, watching everything he needed disappear.

When Officer Franklin arrived, he didn’t just take a report.
He listened. Then he quietly went to the same store, showed the receipt, and paid out of his own pocket to replace every stolen item.

Afterward, he delivered the groceries himself and made sure Mr. Hasan got home safely.

No spotlight. No cameras. No fanfare.
Just one man choosing compassion over indifference.

In a world that can feel cruel, this moment proved that kindness still runs deeper." 💙

Credit -AMP Wigg via X

10/15/2025

"To the family in the red SUV at Tim Hortons today —

Yes, I’m a big guy. 280 lbs. I ride motorcycles. I’ve got tattoos. I weld for a living. I’m loud. I drink beer. I swear. I don’t dress like the person in a business suit. I probably look like I could eat you if you stared at me wrong.

Here’s what you don’t know: I’ve been happily married for 11 years. My kids call me “daddy.” I’m a college grad. My mom brags about me. My nieces and nephews light up when they see me. When my daughter broke her arm, I cried more than she did. I read books. I help people. I go out of my way to thank veterans. I cried during Armageddon.

So when I smiled at your little girl and said hello, and you snatched her close and hissed, “No, no dear — we don’t talk to dirty bikers,” yeah — that stung.

But here’s the thing: that “dirty biker” would be the first one to run into your burning house to save your daughter’s goldfish if it made her smile. I’d do it without hesitation.

Judging a book by its cover doesn’t keep anyone safe. It just teaches kids to fear what they don’t understand."
Credit -shady_et via Thread~

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