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Biblioklept
Biblioklept Community member Posts: 4,682 Disability Gamechanger
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I'm feeling like a grumpy pants today :D and though a thread on positive things might help perk me or anyone else up!

What is the nicest thing someone has done for you or that you've done for someone else?
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  • Biblioklept
    Biblioklept Community member Posts: 4,682 Disability Gamechanger
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    That's just the sweetest thing, I feel really emotional after reading it @Teddybear12 <3 
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  • janer1967
    janer1967 Community member Posts: 21,964 Disability Gamechanger
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    @Teddybear12 that's so thoughtful to include your daughter this way 

    Mine would be just after I became disabled one of tobys school friends parents took him to see dancing on ice with their family they bought his ticket and they all had takeaway after 
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  • 66Mustang
    66Mustang Community member Posts: 13,697 Disability Gamechanger
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    My Mum left her purse on the car roof at the petrol station recently and was about to drive off. The man behind knocked on the window waving the purse and gave it to her. I thought that was a lovely thing to do!
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  • L_Volunteer
    L_Volunteer Community Volunteer Adviser, Scope Member Posts: 7,978 Disability Gamechanger
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    Aww, this is lovely to hear @66Mustang. 

    Earlier in the week, someone provided me with a listening ear (and a box of tissues) and it was everything I needed. I am ok now but was really stressed.

    Even the 'small' things really count when they are the things we need the most  :)
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  • easy
    easy Scope Member Posts: 670 Pioneering
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    When my husband was told he was terminally ill he went out and brought a TV box that would be easy for me to record on. He tried hard to set it all up as he knew I could not have coped with our existing set up. After he passed away my brother in law came and sorted it all out- my husband was so confused he wasn't able to manage to get it quite right. 
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  • SueHeath
    SueHeath Community member Posts: 12,420 Disability Gamechanger
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    Bless you @easy sounds like it was a very hard time for you darling x
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  • SBSpIMuleX
    SBSpIMuleX Scope Member Posts: 30 Connected
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    a rather cute and fit young man paid for my lunch in subway recently when my new card got declined and the shop manager i volunteer for is like my best freind ever and we are always both there for each other and have a little cry or hug now and again and we tell each other things we dont even tell our family and when i only have 2 real mates and dont really get on with my parentss that means the world to me
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