Kindness Starts With One^®

once in Boston when I was riding my scooter I fell down and got really ill .I was in bed and a few of my friend came over. after a little bit I noticed they had gifts ,not just any gifts, they where gifts for me! I wished I could give them gifts too but, I was moving out.

I was quitting a game, so I decided to give out my items in there. They were fairly good, so I decided to give only a few, and keep the rest. Although I only gave about 3, everyone who had gotten something was very grateful and happy.

My friend always helps me when I am confused. he cheers me up when i am sad. and he is the best to play with.

My friend gave me a piece of chocolate because I did not get one.

Every day she works so hard. I try to help but it's too hard. I asked if my mom could teach me. she said yes with a smile. I got stronger. I worked. my mom was proud. I was very happy. finally, I was useful. now I will make her the proudest mom. next I want to be smarter.

My friend gifts me a skin.

I am so grateful for my team, Ambulatory. They are strong, helpful, always up for a challenge and assist me anytime I have an issue without hesitation. I don't think I would be as good as I am currently if it wasn't for their continued support.

I would to nominate 2 people from my service in Prescott house and they are Tim tunstall and Paul Dunne they are both fantastic support workers they are kind caring calm and nothing is to much trouble and great to work with

4 years ago I remember being in my room watching videos. I saw a video about a cat and decided to watch it. It was about a cat who was rescued from a ditch. It really inspired me so I decided to go out looking for a cat. I found a cat and its owner said they were disowning...