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    High Schooler Took Great-Grandmother To Prom Because She Never Went

    Many girls dream about attending their senior prom the moment they reach high school and end up looking back fondly at the memories for years and years to come.  So when Austin Dennison found out his great-grandmother Delores Dennison never went to her prom, he did what a lot of high school boys would never dream of […] More

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    Boston Marathon Runner Goes The Distance With Help From Supportive Brother

    Jessie Russell, a 26-year-old from West Bridgewater, Mass., had been dealing with the effects of lupus since her junior year of high school. While sunlight during the spring months is welcome by many, especially in usually cold environments, but for people with lupus, that’s another story. Sunlight can worsen symptoms in people with lupus, but Russell […] More

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    Two Men and A Truck Launches National Movers for Moms Campaign

    “No mother should be without a gift on Mother’s Day,” said Randy Shacka, president of TWO MEN AND A TRUCK, a moving company with locations all over the country, about the company’s seventh annual program, Movers for Moms. Launched in 2007, TWO MEN AND A TRUCK began collecting donated items to deliver to shelters, schools […] More

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    Stephen’s Story: When Life Gives You Cancer

    Stephen Sutton’s story is not an easy one to tell. Stephen was diagnosed in September 2010 with bowel cancer and despite having surgery, the aggressive cancer took over and spread to different parts of his body. After lengthy treatment and operations, doctors told him that his cancer was incurable. The terminally ill 19-year-old’s response was not to […] More

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    Woman Goes from Waitress to Nursing Student, Thanks to Generous Customer

    Waiting tables isn’t the most glamorous job out there, but it isn’t so bad if you have kind customers – just ask Melissa Mainier! The Harrisburg, PA native, a current nurse at Pinnacle Health’s General Osteopathic Hospital, used to serve patrons at her old job as a waitress at Peachtree Restaurant and Lounge when a generous customer […] More

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    Young Nebraska Boy’s Wish to Fly Like His Favorite Superhero Comes True

    Max Vertin is your typical 8-year-old – he likes pizza, collecting bugs and watching baseball. There’s just one thing that’s different about him than the average person: Max has Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy, a rare disease that eats away at the muscles. Unfortunately, the disease runs in his family, as his brothers Charlie and Rowen also have it. […] More

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    This Man is the Epitome of the Power of True Kindness

    Acts of kindness are truly a dime a dozen these days, but if you look hard enough, there are still people out there who thrive on helping out others for no benefit whatsoever. This video follows a Good Samaritan man who encounters a variety of different circumstances to which he reacts positively to. He sees […] More

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    It Would Be Nice if All Neighbors were Like This

    Moving is considered one of the top three most stressful experiences a person can have (the other two are divorce and death, so most would take moving over these any day, but still).  Packing everything, making all the arrangements, the expenses, moving day, and unpacking can seem an insurmountable task and strike fear in the […] More

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    He Only Lived 7 Years But Edmund Thomas Clint Did More Than Most

    You may not have heard his name prior to today, but Edmund Thomas Clint is a legend. The Indian child prodigy from Kochi, Kerela was wickedly talented, creating more than 25,000 pictures in roughly 2,522 days. Sadly, the boy only lived to be seven years old before passing away due to kidney failure. But what […] More

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