Daily Good News 44: Meek Mill Donates to Group Home; Man Overcomes Physical Adversity to Save A Life

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Rapper Meek Mill continues to show support for Philly. He visited a group home with lots of Christmas gifts in tow:

However, Meek’s commitment to revisiting Philly and its youth is beyond commendable. Cameras were present when Meek and his team played Santa to a Philly group home with sneakers, clothing, food, books, TVs, XBox Ones and more.

That’s awesome.

A man is a hero, after spending most of his life trying to overcome physical adversity:

Sprout was especially elated when she learned that her 31-year-old son, Dennis “D.J.” Sprout, was recognized by the Charles County Consolidated 911 Center in Charleston, S.C, for his work in instructing a caller to perform CPR that saved a man’s life. “I think it’s amazing that everyone was there to help us when D.J. was needing help, and today he is out helping others,” said Bonnie, as she recalled D.J.’s early development and his recent 911 Center CPR award.

The whole story goes into his challenges. Nice inspirational story.

Let me let you in on a secret: I’m announcing my team of bloggers on Monday. Shh! Don’t tell anybody but everyone.

-DALANEL

Daily Good News 43: Mother offers kind words, Woman donates bike, and Man receives help for car trouble

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A woman offers kinds words for parents who lost their child to war. This same woman lost a son so she’s been there:

“Our heartfelt condolences at this sad time. No words we say could ever ease your pain…”

Grandmother Carol has written this message 506 times. It signifies the number of servicemen and women killed in action since her own son, John, 31, met his death serving in Iraq.

She’s touched a couple of people and her and her husband have made many friends out of these people. Here’s a couple of examples of the gratefulness of the kind words:

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Daily Good News 42: Woman leads team to save infant’s life; Man donates kidney

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A woman leads a team of folks in saving the life of a six-month old girl. All of this happened during a flight:

When Gallahue arrived at the back, the baby, who was the same age as her grandson but much smaller, was unresponsive. That set her and a crew of people that had assembled on a wild 2-hour journey to revive the baby with CPR. Gallahue told The News she must have tried 10 different times to help the girl, Jasmine — who may have had an allergic reaction, but Gallahue didn’t know the exact problem. Others helped administer breathing and clear room on the plane for them to work.

“I knew I needed to be in control of the situation,” she said in a matter of fact but polite manner.

There’s also this:

But Gallahue knows the situation could have been a tragedy if she had not been on board. The plane was not equipped with the right equipment to resuscitate a baby, she said. She used a breathing apparatus she had brought.

“It was definitely a miracle I happened to be on that plane,” she said. “It was the miracle on (Flight) 1347.”

That’s great.

Next news is very local for me (not even an hour away and same area my grandparents live). A man is in need of a new kidney:

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Daily Good News 41: Donations

I got a nice batch of news waiting for you. Are ya ready? Of course you are. Let’s do this.

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First news. A little girl had to get a tumor removed. Because of that resulting surgery, she ended up with hypothalamic obesity, a condition characterized by uncontrollable weight gain and food cravings. There’s surgery available to fix this, but the insurance won’t cover it. So:

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Daily Good News 40: Top 10 Stories of 2013

This post isn’t going to be easy at all. However, I’m going to go through all of the good news I posted this year and selected my top ten that really stood out for me. We’ll start with out usual image and then get to the news. The links in the date take you to the original post that I shared the news in.

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Okay, so, allow me to go into the archives. And, again, all from this year. So, this will include Good Friday posts, Daily Good Stuff posts, and Daily Good News posts.

This story is from January 18th:

Derrick Hogan is a police officer who helped an 86 year old woman in a great way. First, the police station sent him to her house as she wasn’t able to drive. Relatives who usually helped her had passed, including her son. So, Hogan goes in and it turns out that the lady needed a way to get food from the local church.

Dogan decides that maybe the church wouldn’t help. So, he went to the grocery store himself and bought the little old lady food…with his own money. She gave him a list but he bought more than what was on the list. He bought her some tasty ham as well as decorations for her house.

February 22nd:

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Daily Good News 39: Man overcomes incredible odds, TradeWind donates school buses, and Good Samaritan stops purse snatcher

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A good samaritan witnessed a woman have her purse stolen and chased after the guy and got the purse back.

A woman was outside the store when a man walked up and snatched her purse from her, police said. A witness saw the attack and chased the suspect who was running away with the stolen purse. The Good Samaritan caught up with the suspect and got the purse back as patrol officers were arriving on the scene, investigators said.

Next, a company donates a couple of school buses for a school district in need.

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