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The Power of Music
Posted on November 21, 2014 by lurulusa
This video is part of the “Alive Inside” documentary about how music helps Alzheimer’s patients.
And this is the story of Henry and his favorite music…
Get the tissues ready…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NKDXuCE7LeQ
http://cutepuppylove.me/2014/11/21/the-power-of-music/
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Find Love America... Find what makes you happy and EMBRACE IT
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He was raised by nurses in a Hospital until he was four years old. But yesterday, he found his Forever Family, siblings, and a place to call home
#NationalAdoptionDay #ForeverFamily #adopted
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UOacqSJjK-Q
Adorable moment little girl sees rain for the first time
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UOacqSJjK-Q
A Disabled Vet Breaks Down When He Finds Out That He Isn’t Being Filmed For A Documentary
By Justen Charters (18 hours ago) | Culture, Education, Headlines, Nation
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XTMAMXG7mk4
Johnny Hicks served in Desert Storm and then for 20 years in the Navy. After retiring, Hicks took a government job but was unfortunately let go.
Hicks suffers from tremors, memory issues and kidney problems. Since losing his job, he’s struggled to make ends meet.
Fortunately for Hicks, a guy by the name of Rob Anderson wanted to give back to our veterans. Anderson is a street magician and YouTube filmmaker, who gained national attention for turning a homeless veteran’s sign into a wad of money:
After Anderson’s magic trick, he set up a crowdfunding page for the homeless veteran. And people really showed their support, raising over $40,000.00 in a month. However, the veteran only agreed to take some of the money, and that’s when Anderson decided to help Hicks.
Anderson went to Hicks’s home under the guise of filming a documentary about veterans. Once Hicks starts to explain that he is struggling to even put food on the table for his family, Anderson reveals the real reason for his visit.
Anderson hands $1,000.00 cash to Hicks, but that’s just the beginning of the life-changing visit…
http://www.ijreview.com/2014/11/2065...d-documentary/
Thanks! :D Love this thread!!!! Keep up the great work AB!