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A much-needed feel good story

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War, offensives, politics, corruption. You name it and they combine to deaden our senses to humanity. This one story won’t reverse that but it reminds us what truly matters.

From The Thaiger

Thai teen caring for his grandmother receives public support

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Generous individuals rallied to support a devoted Thai teen who put his education on hold to care for his ailing grandmother.

The 15 year old Ae’s daily struggle involves walking barefoot for over 14 kilometres to collect and sell recyclable materials to support his grandmother and younger siblings. The family lives in a modest house in a rural area, lacking both electricity and running water.

Kind-hearted residents from various provinces sent a substantial amount of essential items to Ae and his family. Donations included clothes, shoes, school supplies, rice, dried food, and other everyday necessities. Ae expressed his heartfelt gratitude to the benefactors.

“I am overjoyed and deeply thankful to everyone who has helped us. Your kindness has allowed me to return to school.”

 

15 hours ago, vinapu said:

good thing is that somebody publicised his struggles so he could get all that help.

Story reminds us that even in relatively prosperous and developed country there are people still lacking electricity and clean water

Also true in very prosperous and developed countries!

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