Kindness Stories / Feel Good Stories

The Best Thing About Having A Service Dog

By Emma's Owner on March 04, 2018 / 3,600 views

Years ago I dated a woman with a rare disease whose treatment had torn her body apart, and had a service dog for her needs. Emma was primarily used for balance, but picked stuff up too. She was mostly a German Sheppard, but had other in her, so she wasnt as big as a full blooded sheppard. Nicole was constantly in the hospital, and hospital visits suck, and she would nap off on the meds she'd be...

'I Want To Spend All Day With My Boyfriend'

By J. Jensen on March 04, 2018 / 3,807 views

My grandmother has Dementia, this day she told grandpa, "I want to spend all day with my boyfriend." My grandpa asked, "who is that?" She said, "you", so he gave her overalls and took her to work on the...

A Random Act Of Kindness

By Momo Wang on March 01, 2018 / 8,559 views

Today after work, as I was driving home, I realized my brake wasn't working. I started to panic and managed to pull over, luckily without crashing into anything (or anyone). It started to rain and get dark. Our campus happens to be in an urban area. I am a medical student. I have a 19-year old car. And now I found myself parked right in front of the hospital helicopter pad during traffic so I knew I had to...

A Short Brown Envelope

By Chito Belmonte, A.k.a Jhefdaily on March 01, 2018 / 4,797 views

"Is your doctor around?" It was around 3pm in the afternoon when a woman in late 40's came to our clinic inquiring for the doctor. I told her that he is no longer available, and then she showed me a piece of paper, indicating that she came from one of the government hospitals where her mother is currently confined. She said she was referred by their doctor to see our consultant. Taking...

Never Give Up

By Anubhav on March 01, 2018 / 5,835 views

If you are kind, people may accuse you of ulterior motives. Be kind anyway. If you find happiness, people may be jealous. Be happy anyway. The good you do today may be forgotten tomorrow. Do good anyway. Give the world your best and it may never be enough. Give your best...

Now, Today, And Always

By Joseph J. Mazzella on February 28, 2018 / 4,999 views

I have a little clock on the bottom right hand side of my computer screen that always tells me what time it is. I also have a clock hanging on my wall. I have two alarm clocks in my bedroom. I have a clock in my car. Every time I look at my cell phone or house phone too, there is the time looking up at me. But the older I get the less I find myself paying attention to any of them. I stopped wearing a watch...

Dad's Promise To His Daughter

By Billbapapa on February 26, 2018 / 5,909 views

Someone asked "What is something you always carry with you no matter where you go? Why?" on a forum. This was my favorite response: "When my daughter was 3 or 4 years old, I took her to Chuck E Cheese. When it was time for...

Where's Harvey?

By Kay Heitsch on February 24, 2018 / 4,049 views

Yesterday was our 49th Wedding Anniversary. We thought it would be fun to surprise our best man, Harvey*. We hadn't seen him in 49 years. Over the years we've moved many times between 4 states and we always had unlisted phone numbers. We'd think of Harvey from time to time wondering where he was and how he was doing. Finally, last year I got online and much to my surprise...

A Little Yellow Face

By Joseph J. Mazzella on February 22, 2018 / 5,274 views

It had been a long winter. Bitter cold, snowy days had hit us again and again. On the warmer days there had been little sunshine only cold, icy rain. The sun had become such a rare sight that I had taken to looking at a picture of it on my wall calendar to remember what it looked like. The grass had remained brown and dormant in the meadows. The deer had come out of the woods and started digging through the...

Be Faithful

By Glory Fu on February 20, 2018 / 4,849 views

Be faithful to your parents. Listen to your parents. Never forget they gave you life, nurture you, and educate you. Be faithful to your spouse. Love him or her as the apple of your eye. Be faithful to your friends. Never say untrue words about them. Be faithful to those church pastors, or leaders. They have paid a high price for their faith, for God, for you and me. Be faithful to God. God redeemed us from sin...

Cancer At 22? Impossible!

By Zahra on February 20, 2018 / 4,604 views

My name is Zahra* and I am a warrior! I am sharing my story in the hope that if you or a loved one has been recently diagnosed with cancer, it will take you beyond the and help you through the difficult days ahead. Exactly 4 months after my wedding, I started having killing headaches. I was in great shape otherwise, so I was not particularly concerned when the emergency room doctor told me he needed...

Just Doing The Lord's Work

By Lexi on February 20, 2018 / 4,502 views

My tire blew up while on the highway. This man pulled over on the side of the road and spent the next 40 minutes helping me replace my tire. He said he was a local preacher, and when I offered money for his help he said that he was just doing the Lord's work. What a...

To My Little One

By Jcontrench on February 19, 2018 / 4,575 views

I'm not the greatest man alive. I can't even begin to explain the kind of stories you will hear about me, love. Surely some old mate will come and visit and then you'll hear about the time I did this or that and I'll try to change the subject. I don't have a good past, I'm afraid. I have to be a role model now but I used to skip school all the damn time to do drugs and play...

I Have Decided To Follow My Dream

By Beetsaladwithwalnuts on February 19, 2018 / 4,367 views

I have always loved fish. Is it weird to love fish? When I was five my dad told us he was taking my brother and I on a fishing day a few hours away, from the car I shouted AQUARIUM! I read the sign. I was five, my dad loves that story and bragging about my reading ability for my age at the time. My parents wanted to throw me a big party for my sixteenth birthday. Instead I asked them for a fish...

God's Math

By Joseph J. Mazzella on February 17, 2018 / 5,390 views

When I was young I was great at math. I had started playing cards with my Mom, Dad, Nana, and brothers when I was only four years old. All of those pleasant evenings at the kitchen table playing “Knock” and “Rummy” had made me very good at addition and subtraction. It gave me a head start over the other first graders. I was soon at the top of my math class and I stayed there until high...

My Faith In Humanity Has Been Restored...

By BON on February 15, 2018 / 5,922 views

Today while I was at work, I was feeling pretty down. I have less than $20.00 in my bank account and live about an hour away from work. So I use quite a lot of gas (about a quarter tank every day I have to work). Well I needed to get gas today, badly, and with gas prices pretty moderately high, I knew I wouldn't have enough to fill my tank and keep it full until pay day (this friday). So I told a random...

7 Principles To Live By For A Great Life

By DLS on February 14, 2018 / 18,277 views

A reasonable life can be achieved by anyone. An OK life, an OK job, OK relationships - anyone can have these. If you want a great life, you must commit to it. Doing things, the majority do not do. Commit to thinking like the minority, not the majority. Here are 7 principles to live by for an abundant, happy, succesful life: 1. One day you will be gone. Maybe in 50 years,...