kristyjacobo
Forever reblogging this.
im-not-a-climbing-frame
And the fact that there’s more than one company means several people called makes it even better.
generic-housewife
Look at the shear delight on their faces! ❤️
How do you not reblog this?!?
A deputy from the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff's Station was walking through the hospital while on duty, when he overheard a child crying because he was too afraid to get his blood drawn. In true hero form, this deputy decided to get his own blood drawn right next to the boy just to show him how easy it is. And it worked! Kudos to the deputy and the scared little guy for being so brave.
A surgical team sprang into action last week to save the life of a beloved stuffed animal that belongs to a special needs patient. The team at Winnipeg’s Concordia Hospital swiftly worked to stitch and patch a number of holes in 23-year-old Dean Heber’s wolf stuffed animal, CBC reported.
Heber’s mother, Michelle, told the news outlet that her son is non-verbal, and has developmental delays, epilepsy and cerebral palsy, and that the toys provide him with comfort during his hospital stays. For the past few months, he’s been cared for in Concordia’s intensive care unit while he battles recurring pneumonia.
“The staff there have fallen in love with my son,” Michelle told the news outlet.
When staff saw Heber’s toy looking worse for wear, they took him into “surgery.”
“They sewed him up right on the bed. It looks like they actually used sterile gloves and all the right equipment.”
Though Heber is unable to vocally express his gratitude, Michelle said she thinks he’s happy to know someone was looking out for his stuffed animal.
“It’s not something that would typically happen in an ICU. After two months, you really get to know these people and it means a lot.”
machetelanding reblogged
this photograph feels so sinister. it’s like the type of thing you’d find on the floor of an abandoned hospital