Comfortable Stories That Will Entract You

Comfortable Stories That Will Entract You

(EN) Older generations often view millennials as selfish, but studies show that more than half of millennials have donated to charity. The following are the Comfortable Stories That Will Entract You. Three students in Germany showed the world how disinterested their generation can be with a beautiful video that has gone viral and has touched the hearts of millions since.

An impromptu performance for humanity.

An impromptu performance for humanity.

Students surprised a homeless man sitting on the sidewalk with a magnificent instrumental and vocal performance. That he originally thought was only a spectacle (at first, a student asked to borrow the man’s bucket to use it as a drum). Until they give him the money they had collected from passers-by. The stunned man was unable to find words when the students moved away, but the look on his face shows that his faith in humanity was restored at that precise moment.

 

When a doctor worried about finding out what no one else could do.

“Four years ago, around Mother’s Day, I went into anaphylaxis – my throat collapsed. My husband had to sit idle and watch me intubated. It would have been already pretty serious once, but extremely similar incidents happened every week for the next 7 to 8 weeks. And we had no idea why. I was taken from home and from work by ambulance several times.  And I have had more experience with emergencies and hospital stays than anyone else would have wanted in a lifetime in their short time. We were afraid, and we didn’t no response, even from professionals.

Then one of the doctors I worked with thought he knew what was going on. He asked me if I would mind if he looked at my files. In less than an hour, he came back to my office and told me to free up my schedule for the week. Because I had an appointment at the Mayo Clinic, which is six hours away. When this doctor from Mayo took my hand and assured me that she knew what she was looking at. And that she knew how to diagnose and treat it, my husband and I shed tears.

True to his word, and after two weeks there, I had a diagnosis, a plan and a path to follow. The same doctor put me in touch with the most amazing doctor in my country who took care of my continuing care at home. This extra effort, this real act of care and kindness that could have been left to others not only changed my life, but saved it.

When a doctor worried about finding out what no one else could do.

Left but never forgotten

When you lose a loved one, it may seem like everything about them is gone from your world. A woman realized how far from the truth she was after losing her husband to cancer. Debora Taylor had started her own cancer fight four years before her husband Hank’s diagnosis. But she fought it, feeling that there was a reason God wanted her to stay.

When her husband was diagnosed with cancer in 2015, Debra knew that her goal was to help her in her own struggle. Unfortunately, Hank lost his battle only a month later. Debora was still recovering from her own treatments and now had emotional scars after her husband’s sudden death. But one day Debora found a voice message from her husband that she had never deleted. The voicemail was that of Hank, somewhat agitated on the way home from work, but showing his silly side that Debora adored.

She treasured the voicemail until the day she had to change phone operators and lost her husband’s message. Thanks to a rant on Facebook, her former telephone operator discovered her story and was able to accompany. Debora in the process of recovering voice mail so that she can again have a piece of her husband in her life.

Comfortable Stories That Will Entract You

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