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It’s every parent’s worst nightmare. Your child is sick and there’s nothing you can do to help them. But in this heartwarming story, the incredible kindness of what one stranger saved the day Blake Barr certainly didn’t have an easy start in life. Nick and Heather Barr welcomed their little baby boy into the world in November 2014, but it quickly became apparent that he wasn’t very well. Unfortunately, the baby was born with only one kidney and it wasn’t functioning well. At just two days old, Blake received a kidney disease diagnosis, and because of his poor health, he spent the first few months of his life in hospital. Blake was put on the donor registry because he was in desperate need of a new kidney, and he actually broke a record in doing so. Indeed, the little baby was the youngest patient ever to be placed on the waiting list. Blake’s life certainly wasn’t easy while he waited on a kidney to become available, either. The little boy relied on feeding tubes, and for 13 hours each

   Doctors never thought Chelsea and Niktori’s twins had a fighting chance. In fact, they advised the couple to terminate the pregnancy when they realized the girls were conjoined. But when Chelsea delivered a healthy pair of girls, they defied the odds and they continued to do just that. In June 2016, Chelsea found out she was pregnant with twins. She and her husband, Nick, were no strangers to Parenthood. In fact, they already had a son, Jason, whose third birthday they celebrate a few days after finding out the news. But five weeks into Chelsea’s pregnancy, she started to get cramps. Her doctor performed an ultrasound and told a 22 yearold mum of one that she was having a miscarriage. I left in tears, she wrote on her GoFundMe page. With more analysis, doctors determined that Chelsea’s unborn babies had landed too close to her cervix, which would cause the pregnancy to end. I waited for a miscarriage, she wrote. But by the time she hit eight weeks, it still hadn’t happened. Now back

  An old homeless man sets his mind to giving back to the orphanage he grew up in, but those who watched over a place discouraged him because of his looks. Oliver Cross was 70, and he lived a majority of his life on the streets, moving from shelter to shelter while trying his best to live happily with his lot. In life, he fancied himself an urban Nomad, never staying too long in a single place, making his homes everywhere possible, including under the bridge, in an abandoned house near a dump, and so on. However, there was something special about Oliver Cross, something that separated him from the caliber of other homeless men who roamed the streets. He was a hard worker. It was a supposing quality that would have ensured his exit from life on the streets a long time ago. But for some reason, Oliver never seemed to be doing better. Year in, year out, it was like the money kept vanishing into thin air. Sometimes the enigmatic man would be seen with his little can, begging for alms. Othe