samedi 29 décembre 2012

Acts that prove that there are wonderful people in the world...



The parents who made their son's wheelchair into the best Halloween costume ever
People Can Be Truly Wonderful
The terminally ill man who loves receiving mail... and got more than he ever expected
People Can Be Truly Wonderful
Scott Widak has Down syndrome and suffers from liver disease, and he loves receiving mail. His nephew Sean posted his P.O. Box on Reddit and the site's users responded with hundreds of letters, packages, and gifts.
People Can Be Truly Wonderful
People Can Be Truly Wonderful
People Can Be Truly Wonderful
A kind stranger who stopped a day from being ruined
People Can Be Truly Wonderful
The doctor who offered free medical care after Hurricane Sandy
People Can Be Truly Wonderful
And the people that helped out any way that they could
People Can Be Truly Wonderful
People Can Be Truly Wonderful
People Can Be Truly Wonderful
People Can Be Truly Wonderful
Hospital employees make a human chain passing containers of fuel up 13 flights of stairs to the backup generator at Bellevue Hospital in New York City.
The older couple who saw themselves in two young parents
People Can Be Truly Wonderful
This Libyan child who doesn't believe in hate
People Can Be Truly Wonderful
The parents who tattooed insulin pumps on their bellies so their diabetic son wouldn't feel "different"
People Can Be Truly Wonderful
The police officer who bought shoes for a barefoot homeless man
People Can Be Truly Wonderful
Jennifer Foster was visiting Times Square on Nov. 14 when she snapped the heartwarming moment. Here's her account of what happened:
“Right when I was about to approach, one of your officers came up behind him. The officer said, ‘I have these size 12 boots for you, they are all-weather. Let’s put them on and take care of you.’ The officer squatted down on the ground and proceeded to put socks and the new boots on this man. The officer expected NOTHING in return and did not know I was watching*. I have been in law enforcement for 17 years. I was never so impressed in my life. I did not get the officer’s name. It is important, I think, for all of us to remember the real reason we are in this line of work. The reminder this officer gave to our profession in his presentation of human kindness has not been lost on myself or any of the Arizona law enforcement officials with whom this story has been shared.”


And the police officers who made blind 13-year-old Gage Hancock-Stevens' dream of being a cop come true
People Can Be Truly Wonderful
People Can Be Truly Wonderful
People Can Be Truly Wonderful
They even gave him a cake
People Can Be Truly Wonderful
The Michigan soccer team who gave their team manager with Down syndrome an opportunity to start
People Can Be Truly Wonderful
People Can Be Truly Wonderful
People Can Be Truly Wonderful
The Texas A&M students that blocked Westboro Baptist Church protesters with a human wall
When students heard that Westboro Baptist Church planned on protesting the funeral of a soldier, they formed a human barricade around the funeral service to block them out.
And this brave kid who stood up against hate
People Can Be Truly Wonderful
People Can Be Truly Wonderful
The woman who kept a homeless man dry during a downpour
People Can Be Truly Wonderful
The Disney security guard who is amazing at his job
People Can Be Truly Wonderful
The Icelandic heroes who rescued sheep during a major snowstorm
People Can Be Truly Wonderful
People Can Be Truly Wonderful
The quick-thinking little girl who saved her mom's life by slapping her with a piece of pizza
The young girl who loves her dog unconditionally
People Can Be Truly Wonderful
The famous rugby player who visited his biggest fan in the hospital
People Can Be Truly Wonderful
The bros who worked together to save a cat
People Can Be Truly Wonderful
The community that came together to make Caine's dream a reality
People Can Be Truly Wonderful
The football star who gives children in need a shopping spree each year
People Can Be Truly Wonderful
This is a receipt for $19,000 in toys.
The man who comforts the old dog that saved his life
People Can Be Truly Wonderful
When John Unger had suicidal thoughts after a breakup, it was his dog Shoep who brought him back from the brink. This photograph shows Unger cradling his friend in lake Superior to soothe the dog's arthritis.
These candidates for parents of the year
People Can Be Truly Wonderful
The amazing couple who stuck together through unbelievable odds
People Can Be Truly Wonderful
And every single time anything like this happened

People Can Be Truly Wonderful



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