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01/28/2025

A 34-year-old mother and her four young children, ages 12, 8, 6 and 4, were asleep in their Jamestown house when a fire erupted in the home.
Ryan Pasborg was running late for work Tuesday morning as he traveled from his home in Green River towards town
when he smelled smoke and saw flames coming from a bedroom window. The 32-year-old decided to pull into the driveway where he saw a young girl and two boys leaving the house. The three children told Pasborg that their mother and 4-year-old little brother were still inside—and without hesitation he entered the residence through a garage door and stepped into the kitchen. After rescuing the mother and the child, Pasborg then drove the family away from the now raging fire to the end of the driveway near the highway and awaited the arrival of emergency first responders.
Not only was his bravery on display, but his generosity and compassion. Pasborg later purchased several hundred
dollars’ worth of clothing and necessities and delivered them to the family at their grandmother’s house.

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01/28/2025

I sat in Tim Horton’s with my daughter’s as I do often. Two ladies sitting near us started to stare and whisper. This is a pretty frequent occurrence for us you see; because my daughter Sophia was born with Down Syndrome. I sat there and watched these two women crane their necks to get a better look at her; completely oblivious to the fact that I was staring right back. Today it bothered me. It really bothered me.

Just then, a couple approached me, and I thought, “Oh great! More people who want to take a closer look!”

The man greeted Sophia with a high five and a handshake, and Sophia smiled and waved back. He looked at me with tears in his eyes and said, “I have a story I would really like to share with you. But I am afraid I wont get through it without choking up.” I gently encouraged him to share, because now I was curious. This interaction was not what I was expecting.

He told me that he had watched the news last night. There was an interview of a mother who had recently given birth to a child with a major disability. She was on the news defending her decision to keep her baby. She was defending her choice NOT to terminate despite her doctors encouraging her to do so. He said, “The point is, you never know a persons impact on the world. You can never know what a person is able to do unless you give them a chance.” He looked at me just before he turned to walk away and said, “You are a beautiful person. Your daughter is beautiful. Congratulations!”

I immediately started to cry. There I sat in the middle of a coffee shop crying into a paper napkin. That man was the first complete stranger to ever congratulate me on the birth of my daughter Sophia. He was the first complete stranger to recognize her WORTH. Her VALUE. Her BEAUTY.

In a world where my daughter’s life is whispered about, where she is stared at, this man saw her IMPORTANCE.

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01/28/2025

"IHOP, today while visiting your Springfield, IL location on Dirksen I witnessed a very touching moment involving one of your servers. A man and disabled woman were dining and your server sat down with them and proceeded to help feed the disabled woman while her companion enjoyed his food. My faith in humanity has been restored a little today."

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01/27/2025

My Mom once told me that she walked into a room where a couple of friends were discussing her, they didn’t know she was there. She shook her head, smiled and walked away.
My Mom also told me that she had a friend who talked bad about her, she never knew that Mom found out, Mom never mentioned it. She smiled and walked away from this friendship.
She told me she had family who chose to shift her out of their life because she stood up for herself for a change. And because she stopped crossing oceans for them when they would not even help her cross a bridge. She smiled, shook her head and walked away.
So I asked her how she could just walk away from people that betrayed her while pretending to be her friends or family.
She answered that every time she came to a crossroad like that, she had to decide who will be going forward on her journey with her. This showed her who she cannot take along with her.
So she explained to me that you should never get mad at a person who betrays you, even in the name of friendship or family. Just gracefully bow out and enjoy your journey with all the new people you’ll meet along the way.

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🎨 Claudia Tremblay
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01/27/2025

"I had been on assignment at a Detroit Montessori school for two days, and shot hundreds of photos. Some were very good, but I knew I hadn't gotten THE shot. That afternoon, as we all sat on the floor in a circle listening to a story, I bowed my head. When I raised my head, this little girl leaned over to lay her head on the little boy's lap. He very gently lifted his arm to receive her. I call this photo 'The Age of Innocence.”

Marco Mancinelli
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01/27/2025

" I have experienced 2 miscarriages in my adulthood and neither one of them were something I ever thought I’d endure. Losing a child when you’re only a couple weeks or further is hard no matter what. My faith in the Lord was the only thing that got me through both. My sweet friend Lauren had this vision to create a shoot where rainbow confetti came down from the sky and let me tell you did it ever! Ainsley is my first rainbow baby and now Leighton will be my second. I will be forever grateful for these pictures."

Credit Brittany Ashmore
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01/27/2025

"My precious girl and I went to breakfast this morning and after sitting down, a lady was seated at the table right next to us. She was by herself and kept looking over and smiling at us. When our food came, I began to cut up Hayley's pancakes when the lady leaned over and said to her, 'You must have the best mom in the whole world. Never forget how amazing she is.' She then told me she had a daughter who is now 49 and lives all the way in Baltimore. She told us her name is Mary and we gave her our names. Throughout the meal, we would have little conversations but mostly, she seemed to just be observing my relationship with my daughter and smiling at us. When we went up front to pay for our food, Mary had already left but waiting for us was the news she had paid for our food and left us a sweet note on the receipt. 'Thank you for sharing your mother day and daughter day with me. Mary.'

Mary doesn't know I'm a single mother of two. She doesn't know how difficult this week has been for me. She doesn't know my anxieties and insecurities and how much I pray to not feel so lonely. But God knows. And today, Mary listened to that prompting and was able to be our angel, to remind us how loved we are. So thank you, Mary. You have made such a difference in my life with your kindness."

Credit Suzanne Maughan
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01/27/2025

Each week Fred and Patricia Burry head to In-N-Out Burger, where they have enjoyed countless precious memories. During each visit, Patricia sends her family members a photo of Fred at the famous chain. Heather Daniels, their granddaughter, tweeted how the photos are a highlight of her day; along with a priceless combination of the pictures.
Little did her grandparents know, the photos have had a beautiful reaction online.
"My uncle lives in Washington, where there are no In-N-Out restaurants, so my grandma would send him pictures of the food to make him jealous, So she would just have my grandpa hold up the food, so that way my uncle misses my grandpa and the food!"

Credit Heather Daniels
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01/27/2025

"Something beautiful happened to us today! We went to Home Depot to try to make a wheelchair for my niece's puppy who suffers from paralysis in his back legs. We downloaded some ideas from the internet. An employee graciously approached and asked what we were trying to do, When they found out, they decided to help us and joined the team! They put together what was necessary and enthusiastically set up a cookie chair, perfect for back mobility! They donated the materials and most importantly, their knowledge. It makes me think that in each of us there is an opportunity to make the world better. Many thanks to the Home Depot in Brownsville Texas and to the managers and employees who participated by doing and designing!"

Credit Yves Cécile Cardus
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01/27/2025

"As a combat veteran, one of the most difficult, yet honoring things to attend is a funeral service for a fellow brother or sister in arms that you had the pleasure of serving with. That was the situation I found myself in on March 24th. I was riding in the funeral procession for CSM (Ret) Elijah King and by the time the procession reached HWY 195, it was raining pretty hard and there was no sign of letting up. In the distance I noticed a truck pulled off to the side of the road with its door open. As my car got closer, I noticed a young man standing in the rain at attention saluting as each and every car passed by him. Seeing this restored my faith in humanity. I learned that this young man was a local Fort Hood Soldier named Kenneth Varnes. My eyes began to swell with tears and my heart grew with pride. Not only was he representing Fort Hood in such a positive manner, but I felt that this young man displays all of the Army Values that were taught to each and every Soldier -- past, present and future -- and he should be a model for what we expect from each and every one of our Soldiers."

Credit Zachary Rummings
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01/26/2025

My mother is 89. Two years ago, she moved in with me. Each morning I hear her getting up at around 7:30 AM. She then baby talks to and feeds the 23 year old cat. Afterward, she makes herself breakfast and sits in the sunroom drinking coffee until she comes to her senses. Then she pushes her dust mop across the floors ( 2600 sq feet. ) for exercise. She will then cook if she feels like it, clean the kitchen, and do some calisthenics. In the afternoon, she does her beauty routine, which varies. Occasionally, she sifts through her megalithic, expensive and expansive wardrobe and either gifts me with stuff, donates, or sells them on the Real Real. I tell often her, ‘ Mom, you could have invested this money, and be living in a luxury home now.’ ‘ Eh,’ she replies. ‘ I love my clothes. Plus one day, all this will be yours because your sister has no taste.’
For fun, we take 3 mile walks by the lake about 5 times per week. She meets up with her girlfriends about once a month to party. She reads a lot and is working her way through my library. She daily speaks with her 91 year old sister who lives in San Diego and visits twice a year. (My aunt still works as an accountant for a private client).
Aside from the cat, her greatest joy is her tablet, which I gave her last Christmas. She loves to read all about her favorite authors and composers, listen to the non mainstream news, watch various ballets, operas etc. At midnight, I hear her saying something like- ‘ I should really go to sleep now but someone put Pavarotti in my YouTube! ‘
She and her sister won the genetic lottery. Photo is from 2 years ago. This is how she dressed to go on an airplane. ‘ I look horrible! ‘ she says. I try to emphasize the positive. ‘ Mom, most people are dead at your age

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01/26/2025

"Wanted to give a shout-out to this girl. No idea who she is, but we are in Wrigleyville on the rooftop of Old Crow Smokehouse. There was a blind Cubs fan trying to hail a cab for several minutes until the lady came up and asked him if he needed help hailing a cab. She stood there with him until one pulled up. Awesome to see such kindness in a world that the media portrays so much hate in. Share freely in hopes that her kindness spreads." ❤

Credit Ryan Hamilton
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01/26/2025

"My heart...there was a mother and her 2 young girls in front of me on the plane and the baby suddenly had a very loud crying fit that wouldn't stop. This Southwest employee asked the mother to come to the back of the plane with him. I looked back and saw him blowing bubbles for the little girl until she stopped crying as he was also giving tissues to the mother and consoling her as she was crying too. There are some seriously kind people in this world." ❤️

Credit Carrie Jaboor‎
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01/26/2025

I suppose we all have regrets.
We shouldn't, but we do.
One of my biggest regrets is that I wasn't in many photos. My self-hate and loathing kept me from taking photos of my babies and photos with the man I loved.
Hindsight is always 20/20.
I can tell you now it was stupid.
I can tell you my kids loved me regardless of my weight. I can tell you my husband loved me irrespective of my body.
I can tell you when he was gone and they started to grow I regretted not being in more photos and loving the life I was living when I was living it.
Hindsight is always 20/20.
The day he died, all I cared about was the memories we made, the trips we took and the photos of our whole family.
I regret not being in the photos.
Perfection is a myth. Even after I lost 70 pounds and found my fitness, I realized I still was far from perfect.
You can always work on improving yourself but this moment will never come again. Don't waste it wishing you were more.
You are enough, right now, right as you are.
Take the photos.
Love your life.
Don't regret what you can control.
Good night world,
Michelle

Credit One Fit Widow
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01/26/2025

"Nick and I told Sophia that after 1 whole month of going p**p on the potty, she could pick out a special prize. She, of course, picked a new doll. The obsession is real. While we were checking out, the cashier asked Sophia if she was going to a birthday party. We both gave her a blank stare. She then pointed to the doll and asked Sophia if she picked her out for a friend. Sophia continued to stare blankly and I let the cashier know that she was a prize for Sophia being fully potty trained. The woman gave me a puzzled look and turned to Sophia and asked, 'Are you sure this is the doll you want, honey?' Sophia finally found her voice and said, 'Yes, please!' The cashier replied, 'But she doesn't look like you. We have lots of other dolls that look more like you.' I immediately became angry, but before I could say anything, Sophia responded with, 'Yes, she does. She's a doctor like I'm a doctor. And I'm a pretty girl and she's a pretty girl. See her pretty hair? And see her stethoscope?' Thankfully the cashier decided to drop the issue and just answer, 'Oh, that's nice.' This experience just confirmed my belief that we aren't born with the idea that color matters. Skin comes in different colors just like hair and eyes and every shade is beautiful."

Credit Brandi Benner
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01/26/2025

"If you're pregnant and itching REALLY badly, don't ignore it!! I started having severe itching a few weeks ago, (it was keeping me up at night) thanks to a little Facebook complaining and the urging of friends, I got the itch checked out and found out I had pregnancy Cholestasis, which is basically harmless for me - except for the crazy itching. It could have caused a still born after 37 weeks!! I was officially diagnosed last week and had to get her out this week! We are so blessed! Thanks guys for giving some amazing advice which may have just saved our precious girl's life! Now I will be the crazy lady running around telling all the preggie ladies to beware!" 😆

Credit Christina DePino
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01/26/2025

The sun is going down. We've sung the last song, read the last book, and tucked you back into bed for the seventeenth time. The day is coming to a close and I breathe a sigh of relief. All day long, I look forward to the bedtime hour. Two more hours till bedtime. One more hour. Thirty minutes. 10 minutes. As soon as you're in bed, the cleaning starts. I pick up the toys, wipe down the counters, wash the dishes, and fold the laundry. Then the relaxing starts. I put on my sweats, grab my snack, turn on Netflix, and snuggle up with your daddy. Then it's my bedtime. I turn the t.v. off, climb into bed, and just before my head hits the pillow, I ask myself, "Did I love them enough today?"

You see, the day goes so fast, but the moments drag on and on and on. I know you don't understand why the way you say my name drives me crazy sometimes. I know you get frustrated when plans change and people cancel and things don't work out. I know how hard it is for you when I forget to toast your bread before putting the peanut butter on it and how life threatening that shoe to the head must have felt. I try to give grace because you probably didn't mean to sit on your baby sister's head ... twice ... in two minutes. But the truth is, I fail. So much. I snap. I cry. I angry text your daddy and threaten mutiny multiple times a day. I get sad and I can't explain why. I get angry and have a hard time hiding it. I get lonely and insecure and frustrated and sometimes I say things that I can't take back.

So when I get to the end of the day...the day that I'll never get to have with you again...I go over the details, the highs and the lows, and I wonder if you felt loved the whole day. Once you're in bed, sleeping soundly, I almost completely forget how hard the day was for me. In the moment, the chaos is so real, but when it's over, it's over and I just want to wake you up and say, "HEY! You did good today, kid."

I hope that I loved you enough today. I hope that everyday you know that you are loved and that nothing you can do or say can change that. I hope that you see through my tears of frustration and know that I am so proud of you. You are the best thing I ever did. I love you fiercely and I hope you always know that. Not just in the long run, but every single frustrating day.

Did I love you enough today, little one? I sure hope so.

Credit Kristen LaValley
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01/25/2025

"This sweet couple, Carrie and Craig, thought they couldn’t have children and so they adopted twins here in the United States. The twins were born on February 28th.

The next year the birth mother delivered another set of twins born on February 28th. Yes, the same day! The birth mother wanted these babies to go to the same family and so ... this incredible couple adopted her second set of twins!

The One Chance Foundation from Karen Kingsbury awarded them a grant to help pay for the second adoption.

Shortly after the second adoption, Carrie became pregnant and found out she was carrying TWINS! And ... they were born on the following February 28th! Adoption changes lives forever and always."

Credit Karen Kingsbury
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