I have become recently disabled. I was in an accident which left me paralyzed. Beyond giving money, just the time to say hello is sufficient. being disabled, there are stares & looks. Just take the time say hello is great. The only thing wrong with us is our ability to walk! Reach out!
Posted over 3 years ago by Jeff S. from Sacramento, CA

It really is taking joy in the smallest things in life that keep us from giving up.
This experience of yours along with some others I've read makes me want to go out of my way to make someone's day.
Posted over 3 years ago by Vatsal S from Noida, India

That was so sweet. I love this story you touched everyone with this beautiful story of your thanks for writing it. Thank you so much:)
Posted about 4 years ago by from Veitnam/Canada

As the mother of a disabled teen, I would want you to hand my son $10, but I would also wish that you would sit down and share 10 minutes with him. Human kindness and love is a wonderful gift. Just ten minutes of true acceptance and belonging for a disabled person is worth so much.
Posted over 4 years ago by Mame B. from Dallas, Texas USA

awesome....thanks for making someone happy...as you have made someone else happy you will be happy too!
Posted over 4 years ago by Kirthishri MV from Bangalore, India

wow this is so good. i love it! it is so good

Posted over 4 years ago by Samantha C. from California, USA

I'm really touched by this story. Hope to do more similar ones. May you be richly blessed.
Posted over 4 years ago by Erbyne E. from Ghana

What an amazing and heartfelt story. Well done and congratulations. Young people are put down for being selfish these days, but it is these little acts that make such a huge difference to one person. Thank you for making that one impact in my life from reading your story.
Posted over 4 years ago by Amy A. from Victoria, Australia

God bless you for being so kind and giving without expecting anything in return.
Posted almost 5 years ago by Tan S from Malaysia

Thank you for sharing that story. It made me feel sincere on sharing and offering with other people.
Posted almost 5 years ago by Princess A. from Philippines

It was a very simple act but it gave you a lot of pleasure which you can think of for a life time. Hope everybody gets that chance.
Posted almost 5 years ago by Shnaker K. from India

hey..that was really pleasant of you not to have ignored that lonely man on a Christmas eve at that..some people are so full of themselves that they barely notice someone who is so much worse off than them..a little act of kindness every now and then goes a long way..even changing one's life completely.
Posted almost 5 years ago by Jensilyne T. from Philippines

It's really very amazing and impressing story indeed but only for those how have heart with feelings. Today, we have hearts but seem to be either empty or turned out to be hardened like a stone. Hats off to this young kid who generously, friendly, humanly and lovingly gave gift that was of course a smaller one but it's weight was too heavy to describe here in words because feelings cannot be described in words but in deeds like what he did.
Posted almost 5 years ago by Barkatullah Marwat from Kuwait

It was very confusing at first but then I realized you have have to give to others to receive the joy we need
Posted almost 5 years ago by Morgan I from Florida, USA

Very powerful story. It changed my life. I lit up too.
Posted about 5 years ago by MO from

His gift was small, but the way he'd given it or the consideration he'd showed is the great thing. Don't you think so?
Posted about 5 years ago by dat le khac from hcmc-vietnam