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#2

Love Finds A Way...

My assisted living is on lockdown so he comes every day to see his dad and they talk through the phone, sweetest thing ever

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Carol Emory 4 years ago

This is so sweet!!

75points

#3

Granddaughter Telling Grandfather The News Of Her Engagemen

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635points

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Carol Emory 4 years ago (edited)

Ok..now I'm crying. I have a friend whose daughter is stationed in Japan at her husbands military base. They were supposed to fly to Washington State last week to visit family. Their flight was cancelled. So they had to go online to Facebook and make the big announcement that my friend is going to be a Grandma come October. I'm Happy they're expecting, sad that they couldn't tell her parents in person and scared that this illness may kill her parents before they ever have a chance to see their grandchild. Please, Please PLEASE people....heed the healthcare experts advice and stay home when you're sick, wash your hands often, and stay safe.

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Journalist Kristina Tamelytė told Bored Panda that the current health crisis is a trial of the values we've always taken for granted. “We’re used to living in an individualistic and egocentric society where the sense of community and belonging is low.” In fact, “We have never really had the time to think about how we actually live and where our societies are going.”

Now that the virus is in full swing, we have to face some really challenging questions. “Are we able to overcome this crisis and emerge as a better society? Are we able to be more attentive to others and their pain? Are we willing to let go of the urge to have everything?” Every one of us has to realize the point at which we stand, and go from there.

#4

An Italian Hospital Ran Out Of Icu Valves

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NeverGoWoke 4 years ago

3D printing is becoming so popular that the price of 3D printers is going down, which means more people will have access to them. The NHS should be using them on a reguar basis.

88points

#5

Let’s Help Each Other And Be Rebecca’s

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Kate Kyffin 4 years ago

Angel

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#6

Today On My Buy And Sell Facebook Group A Woman Posted Free Lunch For Any Kids That Need It Since School Was Cancelled (Censored Address And Location)

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588points

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What does a Foxxy say? 4 years ago

Wow, that is extremely thoughtful especially about the peanut allergies etc.

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According to Kristina Tamelytė, we must be aware of the fear which is driving our behavior. “It’s normal that people tend to think of themselves during difficult times. But we can always be aware of our urges, preferences, and instincts.” This is what makes us humans, “And we can choose not to act accordingly,” Kristina explained.

#7

Giving Free To Older People

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567points

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Kaisu 4 years ago

This is amazing, bigger chain stores should do this too!

84points

#8

Chinese Doctors Celebrate The Closure Of The Last Temporary Hospital In Wuhan. Patients Dropped From 15000 To 15. Absolute Heros

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521points

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Carol Emory 4 years ago

Great Job to all the healthcare pros that made it happen!!

89points

#9

This Distillery Is Using Their Equipment To Produce Hand Sanitizer, And Giving It Away For Free

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508points

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Maureen McDermott 4 years ago

Chicagoans who are interested in this, Shine Distillery is in Logan Square : )

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As we are getting close to the full swing of the COVID-19 pandemic, more and more experts are praising altruism, which is among the traits needed to survive these trying times.

Kristina agrees that there have been numerous cases of exemplary behavior amid the crisis. “For instance, neighbors helping elderly people by bringing them food safely, so that they don’t have to come out and risk their health.”

However, if the crisis gets worse, we need to be prepared to see the “ugly side of human nature.” But Tamelytė is positive: “If we’re aware of what fear and selfishness could do to us, we will be able to avoid and control it.”

#10

One Of My Neighbors Left A Bag Of Toilet Paper On My Front Door And With The Way Things Are In The World Right Now, Being A Single Mom And Struggling With My Bipolar Lately, This Small Token Of Generosity Moved Me To Tears

One Of My Neighbors Left A Bag Of Toilet Paper On My Front Door And With The Way Things Are In The World Right Now, Being A Single Mom And Struggling With My Bipolar Lately, This Small Token Of Generosity Moved Me To Tears

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493points

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Lazy Farmer 4 years ago

I'm not crying, you are!

86points

#11

Real Heroes Deserve More Appreciation

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491points

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N G 4 years ago

How many heros can you fit in a goldfish tank?

102points

#12

Ms. Chen Hides 65 Pets, Abandoned During Wuhan Outbreak, In Her Small Home. Authorities Only Allow 1 Pet Per Home, And They Kill The Animal If Owner Got Covid19

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489points

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Lazy Farmer 4 years ago

Bless your soul!

108points

#13

True Heros. After Fighting Corona In China, The Same Medical Team Are Traveling To Fight In Iran

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467points

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Cat 4 years ago

These Chinese medical professionals are incredible! After the fight in China, they went on to help other countries. Respect!

107points

#14

Small Shop Gives Away And Delivers Free Essentials Packs

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452points

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Raine Soo 4 years ago

Thank you to all the small shops!

55points

#15

Fitness Trainer Leads Neighbors In Group Workout During Coronavirus Lockdown In Spain

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436points

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Monday 4 years ago

This is a pretty cool way to keep people busy too. A little bit of exercise with the family can really brighten a day.

97points

#16

A Family In PA Giving Away Free Toilet Paper To Anyone In Need; Be More Like These People

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420points

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Brigs 4 years ago

STOP BULK BUYING TOILET PAPER, THIS IS CORONA VIRUS NOT CHOLERA!!!!

152points

#17

Shipment Of Masks

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416points

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Lindsay Ameye 4 years ago

He sent a huge load to Belgium and put a sign on them with our motto in Dutch, French and Chinese: L'union fait la force (United we stand strong). What a man.

116points

#18

My Neighborhood Little Free Library Transformed Overnight

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Becca Gizmo the Squirrel 4 years ago

I "need" that Hershey chocolate.

62points

#19

A Very Kind Neighbor

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403points

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D Snyder 4 years ago

So nice of you!

53points

#20

Image Of One Of The Many True Heroes Of The Fight Against Corona Virus Pandemic In Iran - The Nurses!

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396points

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Kaisu 4 years ago

Kudos to all the nurses and doctors working under stressful and scary circumstances to save people's lives! You are in the front lines of the war against corona and you deserve everyone's respect!

84points

#21

My Girlfriend Being A Hero And Kicking Corona Viruses Ass

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388points

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jo_shortland 4 years ago

Not all hero's wear capes

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#22

Jenn’s A Human Being A Bro. Thank You Jenn. My County Has The Highest Count Of Covid-19 In Our State

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365points

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Kate Kyffin 4 years ago

Nice one Jenn

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#23

A Table Was Setup By Somebody In My Town To Help People Struggling During This Chaotic Time.. This Is What Should Be Happening!

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351points

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Kaisu 4 years ago

I hope only people who truly need it will take things from here!

119points

#24

Ryan Reynolds And Blake Lively Donated $1M To Help People In Crisis

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315points

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Carol Emory 4 years ago

Got to get that dig into Jackman! Love it!

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#25

Someone Placing Random Hand Sanitizer Station Around In Public Places

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James Edwards 4 years ago

Until some creep steals it.

62points

#26

A Little Kindness Goes A Long Way

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279points

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Spring Fisk 4 years ago

<3

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#27

My Boss’ 11 Year Old Sent Me A Hilarious Coronavirus Survival Kit

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276points

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Monday 4 years ago

That's a creative kiddo

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#28

Supermarket Will Open To Just The Elderly

A Cornish supermarket will be opening its store to the elderly only for two hours this week so that they can conduct their shopping.
The store manager of the Penzance branch of Iceland confirmed that the store will be opening on Wednesday between 9-11am. Charlotte Priest said: “It will be manned by a member of management who will only be letting the elderly in.

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266points

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Marlinspike 4 years ago

That's my home town! I have a lot of elderly friends and neighbours who will really appreciate this. Well done Iceland and Penzance. I really hope this is taken up by a lot of shops. Many scared elders here (and everywhere).

60points

#29

Lady Buys Lots Of Groceries For Old Man Who Only Had Some Canned Goods, Alcohol

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255points

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Pillowhead 4 years ago

That is very kind

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#30

A Woman From Hayle Has Reached Out To Her Elderly And Vulnerable Neighbours Offering Up Support And She Hopes The Community Spirit Will Last Long After The Virus Is Gone

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241points

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hobbitly 4 years ago

How can you call ***** (these symbols)?

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