If You've Lost Faith In Humanity, These Riveting Instances ... - WittyFeed
If You've Lost Faith In Humanity, These Riveting Instances Will Definitely Restore It People Most of us have many bad experiences with people that have made us mentally write them off from our 'good list' before we've met them. This might not be true for many people in the world who choose to be kind & help others in their time of need & dispair. In spite of the worst of situations, a ray of hope and acts of kindness are always waiting for us. These are a few instances that will build your faith in humanity.
James Burke spent his last moments with his wife who has Alzheimer’s, talking about the future, after 64 years of being married.
John Unger puts his 19-year old arthritic dog to sleep by cradling it in Lake Superior every night.
The whole class shaved their heads on graduation day to show support for their classmate suffering from cancer.
This police officer goes out of his way to help people.
So does this officer by helping the homeless.
This man didn't have to worry about finding the owner of the bag, but he did & that says a lot about him.
A man in a wheelchair was lifted by the crowd so he could see his favorite band perform.
This man gave his slippers to a homeless girl in Rio de Janeiro when the ground was burning hot.
An Afghan man quenches the thirst of a fighting American soldier with a cup of tea.
He does this for her daughter year after year without fail.
Life is always precious, humans & animals alike.
A note from considerate parents.
Here's a man saving his neighbours from the flood on his personal jet ski.
This is the best offer someone could come up with.
Meghan Vogel gave up on her medal just to help her injured acquaintance.
This is the level of maturity & unbiasedness everyone should adopt.
Japanese senior citizens offered to accept the nuclear challenges in Fukushima power station so young people wouldn’t have to expose themselves to radiation.
A man rescued a stranger's dog that was thrown into the water by strong winds.
Protestors took a break to celebrate a General's birthday.
This man didn't run from his mistake, instead, he came back bearing tools to fix it.
Started believing yet? I know I have little hope but knowing these instances they sure helped a lot! Also read:Celebrities who restore the faith in humanity.
James Burke spent his last moments with his wife who has Alzheimer’s, talking about the future, after 64 years of being married.
John Unger puts his 19-year old arthritic dog to sleep by cradling it in Lake Superior every night.
The whole class shaved their heads on graduation day to show support for their classmate suffering from cancer.
This police officer goes out of his way to help people.
So does this officer by helping the homeless.
This man didn't have to worry about finding the owner of the bag, but he did & that says a lot about him.
A man in a wheelchair was lifted by the crowd so he could see his favorite band perform.
This man gave his slippers to a homeless girl in Rio de Janeiro when the ground was burning hot.
An Afghan man quenches the thirst of a fighting American soldier with a cup of tea.
He does this for her daughter year after year without fail.
Life is always precious, humans & animals alike.
A note from considerate parents.
Here's a man saving his neighbours from the flood on his personal jet ski.
This is the best offer someone could come up with.
Meghan Vogel gave up on her medal just to help her injured acquaintance.
This is the level of maturity & unbiasedness everyone should adopt.
Japanese senior citizens offered to accept the nuclear challenges in Fukushima power station so young people wouldn’t have to expose themselves to radiation.
A man rescued a stranger's dog that was thrown into the water by strong winds.
Protestors took a break to celebrate a General's birthday.
This man didn't run from his mistake, instead, he came back bearing tools to fix it.
Started believing yet? I know I have little hope but knowing these instances they sure helped a lot! Also read:Celebrities who restore the faith in humanity.
