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Thanks Ashley - it simply means that more people will have the opportunity to see, it and also share it in their restack efforts.

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I will share it with everyone I know. I’m a retired special ed teacher and have seen this first hand with some of the students. Bless them all !!

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Thankyou for sharing this gold nugget.i swear, this is wat substack is all about.

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Agree - thank you😆👍

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Thank you for sharing this beautiful story! 😊🙏🏻❤️ Lots of people will do the right thing, just sometimes, folks need a simple reminder. 😌

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This moved my heart and soul - tears of joy rolled down my face / I felt your joy and that of your wonderful son / how blessed we are to learn of such magnificent souls . Thankyou Thankyou Thankyou ! Shared .

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This kind of consideration enables one to ‘entertain angels, unaware’, as it were.

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Awesome story. GIF bless Shay and all those other players.

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Thank you for sharing Shay’s story! It was awesome that the opposite team supported him too! Sometimes there is good in the world and Shay had a once in a lifetime moment that I’m sure he took with him … CARING! And being on the TEAM!

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Love this - thank you for sharing - it made my day and have tears of joy!

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Sniff, sniff all it takes is one good deed/lending hand/smile to turn/uplift someone's spirits - Be Kind to All - 🍀💕⚾

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THIS WAS REMARKABLE!! The is one of the best things I have ever read! Amazing! This moved my heart so very much. Thank you for writing this! -Ashley

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Humanity at its finest. Beautiful 💕💕

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Such a beautiful story of love ❤️ and grace.

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I cried

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Same ❤️

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Same

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Humanity at its best from little children!

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That’s the true love of our fellow man and we should always take advantage of every opportunity to make people feel special. My Dad taught us to always use a persons name when you spoke to them, because he said everyone loves to hear their name being spoken, because in their mind you’ve told them I remember who you are and you are special to me that I retain your name in my mind. Dad was a greatly loved manager at the Telephone Company for over 45 years, and every time I met someone who worked with dad they always said he was a great person and always treated everyone with care and appreciation for their time and effort put forth to make their division the best in the Southeast United States.

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I love hearing stories about people like your dad. That's what helps propel us to greatness!

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