Finally a post goes viral for all the right reasons,
The original writer of this is unknown but the message is still very clear, and we have to say we 100% agree with him or her.
“While I sat in Greg’s drinking my brew and eating my sandwich 2 paramedics who were obviously taking a chance to grab A quick bite between call outs came in and joined the queue waiting to get their morning breakfast and cuppa.
Just as they got to the till they got a shout on the radio.
They both laughed at each other and said we never wanted one anyway.
They both rushed out to help someone, possibly even save a life, or live’s.
Now I am only assuming this but I would have thought that those 2 paramedics have one of the most important jobs in the world and everyone else in the queue this morning was going to work, waiting for the shops to open or like me just having a quick brew to keep warm.
Now here is a thought what if we use this social media thing and get people and companies to allow paramedics and all other emergency services to jump the queue and get served as soon as they come in, so they stand half a chance of a drink and food before they go on their day helping people.
Can all my friends and there friends share this post so it may reach the big companies and other people who just might give their spot in the queue.
I myself would always stand back and let them go in front of me after all their next shout may god forbid could be me or someone I know or I love”.
Lets all let not only paramedics but any emergency service workers go ahead of us, after all they are the ones we call upon at our most vunerable times
Every parent loves to celebrate their child’s birthday. It’s a day to remember the miracle that is your child, and looking back on how much they have grown, but also the love they continue to have for their child. Every parent loves to see their child’s eyes light up when they see the cake piled high with candles and watching them make their birthday wish.
For one family in Arizona, America, they had the most unexpected thing happen to them as they went to pick up their birthday cake for their precious little girl, who was turning 11. When they went to pay for the cake, the check out assistant told them the cake had already been paid for. The family was floored.
Then they saw the note that was included with their cake.
It said, “In honor of my daughter’s 10th birthday I have chosen your cake to pay for. Each year I do this random act of kindness because I am unable to buy my daughter a cake of her own. Today is her big double digit birthday. Please enjoy your day.”
The note was signed, “McKenna’s Mom.”
“I am unable to buy my daughter a cake of her own” Heartbreaking Gift
Kyle, the older brother, took to social media to thank the unknown stranger for this beautiful gift.
“I am unable to buy my daughter a cake of her own” Heartbreaking Gift
It’s reported that McKenna’s mom’s “touching and heartwrenching tradition began because of the MISS Foundation (A charity providing counseling, advocacy, research and education). She said the organization helped her to ‘work through her grief and be able to carry it differently.’ After joining the foundation, she began to perform random acts of kindness.”
The cake not only blessed the Arizona family financially, but also with a different perspective. “It did make it kind of a little bit extra special just to be appreciative of my younger sister and to really be thankful for what I have,” Kyle said.
“I am unable to buy my daughter a cake of her own” Heartbreaking Gift
My sister Hannah was diagnosed with an extremely rare condition aged 2 and was given a life expectancy of 3. Her condition means she can’t feel any pain and isn’t able to sweat or shiver. Because of this she has shattered both her hips, is missing fingers and toes due to self-mutilation and possible leg amputation.
5 months ago she underwent major spinal surgery to repair damage to her neck. unfortunately, the operation was not successful and has caused further damage. She is going back for further surgery on the 6th of December.
Hannah absolutely loves receiving and reading cards. We would love to make an appeal for Hannah to receive as many get well cards as we can! Hannah has also got a learning disability and is finding another operation a worrying time, we are hoping receiving these cards will keep her smile and spirit going.
If you have a spare card at the back of your cupboard please consider Hannah! Thankyou so much! Please send all cards to:
