6 'Memory Bears' Sewn With Love and Grandpa's Flannels For Widow's Grandchildren
Six handsewn teddy bears bearing departed grandpa's flannel shirts were unwrapped Christmas morning by 6 loving grandkids
Six handsewn teddy bears bearing departed grandpa's flannel shirts were unwrapped Christmas morning by 6 loving grandkids
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Shawn Beveridge is now so happy that he decided to introduce himself to the man who had been watching him work from across the street.
It isn't easy to roll a gurney through the forest—but that's exactly what a team of firefighters did for a hospice patient who wanted to visit the great outdoors one last time. For years, Edward Reis had been an avid park ranger who longed for the greenery of Washington. Unfortunately, the self-proclaimed nature lover also […]
As wild birds hear the uniquely translated songs playing from the hospice's garden, they can imitate the chirps amongst the birds in their own flock.
Even though Steve's Pizza only does take out, this young store manager went above and beyond the call of duty to make a very special delivery.
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11-yo Max Woosey turned into a hero raising $770k for hospice, by camping for 500 consecutive nights after a dying man gave him a tent.
When he was healthy, Ed had been a forest ranger. He described to a chaplain at the Evergreen Health Hospice how he had lived for the outdoors. After hearing about his longtime desire to return to nature, compassionate hospice workers made it happen with the help of EMS workers at the local fire department.
Even though she'd been on the transplant list for over a year, Brenda Jones didn't mind waiting a big longer if it meant saving a life.
Chris Salvatore and Norma Cook may be far apart in age, but as roommates—and friends— they became a perfect match.
These young friends lift the spirits of sick children in hospitals by dressing up as their favorite Disney princesses.
Daniel was given months to live – and with thousands of children not being able to survive long enough to find a donor, he was given a rare second chance.
Every night at 8:30PM, business signs and flashlights start to blink as a sparkling goodbye to the sickly children watching from the hospital windows.
This 87-year-old hospice patient had been waiting for snowfall since Thanksgiving – then finally on Sunday, her wish was granted.
Why does he do it? Because helping others makes him happy even when he's bedridden with skin cancer.
The recipients were delighted to receive such sweet-smelling gifts from the Royal Family – especially since the gifts honored Princess Diana, too.
Not only is it the first homeless hospice on the West Coast, but it is also the eighth facility of its kind in the country.
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