Pretty neat story,thanks. It sounds like something that would happen at a truck stop.The town we live in, Powell River ,B.C. Canada, has just celebrated 50 years of Powell River Association for Community living, promoting inclusion in the workplace. we have many physically and mentally challenged people living and working in our town,they are some of our more productive citizens.

Thank you for your poignant story, Marion.

We don't have an official "Thanksgiving" here in the Philippines, but this story brought up "Thanksgiving-like" warm feelings inside. What with all the unpleasant things going on around the world, it's nice to know that beacons of goodness, like this truckers, are shining in the dark this very minute.

Cheers!
Ricardo

P.S. - Glad also to know that my wood ain't wet! ;)

 

Hello Ray,

Thanks for coming by and enjoying! 

Yes, when you are mentally or physically challenged you try twice as hard to please and make something of yourself. 

Blessings,
Marion

Hi Ricardo,

I have found that if we search we can still find some pretty amazing people in this world and some goodness as well. 

Many Blessings,
Marion

Hey Marion, I would love to personally meet Stevie AND Pay his way into D.M. and Mentor Him and watch him roar forward ahead of everyone..!!!

Who cares about the downline, Im thinking of Stevie..

By the way Marion thanks for the story It inspired me to new levels of success, If Stevie can do it , anyone can.. Halleluyah..

G-d bless Us all and Stevie and His Mom..

 

Sincerely Yours, Carl S. Vitale~~~