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“I never married and I never had children,” Linda Owens said, adding, “It’s a rewarding, very rewarding heartwarming thing to be able to have sleepless nights.”
Source: Foster mom on the 81 infants she’s cared for: “They all have a mark in your life”
I think the marks are left in both directions.
Noor Shaik, 27, received so many donations that she had to temporarily move out of her dorm room.
Well done, everyone.
Watching the sunrise from the same park bench, every day, feels like his duty.
Source: It’s St. Petersburg’s bench, but Al owns it
What a cool story.
Jim Preston came up with a unique way to make people smile during lockdown—spelling out messages with rubber duckies in his front yard.
Source: Man Inspires Town During Lockdown—He Spells Out Messages with Rubber Duckies in Front Yard
Well, that’s different. Cute, though.
Trinity Jagdeo’s best friend has a disability. She wanted her to see herself in the books.
Source: Superheroes with disabilities fill books created by 20-year-old N.J. artist
Nicely done.
Hugs for Heroes was inspired after an ICU nurse “broke down” on the phone over the stresses of the pandemic while she spoke to local jeweller Ruth Rees.
Source: Covid: Volunteers’ Hugs for Heroes at Wrexham hospital
Great idea. We’re not done.
All season long, the Utah Jazz have pledged a full-ride, four-year scholarship to a Utah student from an underrepresented group with every win. On Wednesday, Jazz players called the recipients to share the life-changing news.
Source: Utah Jazz players surprise scholarship recipients with FaceTime calls
What a great idea.
The new antiviral approach used gene-silencing RNA technology called siRNA (small-interfering RNA) to attack the virus’ genome directly, which stops the virus from replicating. – Articles from The Weather Channel | weather.com
Not a vaccine — a treatment. The technique could be ground-breaking.
After surviving Auschwitz, Eddie Jaku is inspiring others to live their happiest lives.
Source: This 101-year-old Holocaust survivor calls himself ‘the happiest man on Earth’
Inspiring.
DETROIT (AP) — Keenon Carreker walked up to the Salvation Army mobile soup kitchen parked in one of the poorest areas of Detroit for the big hot dogs that came inside bags of food passed out to the city’s needy.
Source: Mobile soup kitchens take food, vaccine to Detroit’s poorest
Great idea.