Amazing story, restores some faith in humanity (1 Viewer)

[matttyl]

Not ashamed to say I cried reading it.  Likely due to having a 4 year old with some recent health issues myself, but nothing on this level. 

TLDR - 4 year old boy has pretty much completely overcome Stage 4 neuroblastoma.  Kid loves "bumble bee" cars (Chevy Cameros, from Transformers movies).  Over 100 yellow cars (and taxis, busses and bulldozers) came to line the road between his house and school this morning, on his 4th birthday. 

 

[ChiefD]

Awesome. 

 

[Ditkaless Wonders]

Nice!

 

[El Floppo]

Thought this was going to be about the kid who gave his saved Disney trip money to Dorian relief (and was surprised by a visit from Mickey and friends at home, along with a free trip to the land).

Love this one.

 

[Bull Dozier]

dusty in here...

 

[facook]

There are many very good people in this world.  Thanks for the reminder.

 

[comfortably numb]

There are many very good people in this world.  Thanks for the reminder.

A lot more than the bad ones.

The bad ones are just a lot louder so you hear them more frequently 

 

[joey]

Not ashamed to say I cried reading it.  Likely due to having a 4 year old with some recent health issues myself, but nothing on this level. 

TLDR - 4 year old boy has pretty much completely overcome Stage 4 neuroblastoma.  Kid loves "bumble bee" cars (Chevy Cameros, from Transformers movies).  Over 100 yellow cars (and taxis, busses and bulldozers) came to line the road between his house and school this morning, on his 4th birthday. 

if you want another "faith in humanity" moment, watch the Mr. Rogers documentary, "Won't You Be My Neighbor". That man was so sincerely and innocently kind and loving towards all children, it is absolutely mind-blowing and inspirational. I highly recommend watching it.

dusty in here...

+1

 

[boots11234]

Great story thanks for sharing. 

 

[Da Guru]

That is so good to hear but I never lose my faith in humanity. 

 

[CurlyNight]

if you want another "faith in humanity" moment, watch the Mr. Rogers documentary, "Won't You Be My Neighbor". That man was so sincerely and innocently kind and loving towards all children, it is absolutely mind-blowing and inspirational. I highly recommend watching it.

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I just saw this. Wow. Highly recommend. What a real human being. Kids today would benefit from watching his shows as not much has changed since then, and perhaps has gotten worse. 

 

[Kal El]

if you want another "faith in humanity" moment, watch the Mr. Rogers documentary, "Won't You Be My Neighbor". That man was so sincerely and innocently kind and loving towards all children, it is absolutely mind-blowing and inspirational. I highly recommend watching it.

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Can confirm, the Land of Make Believe came to life one more time.

I'm not crying, you're crying!