The Backyard of Death: Bringing a whole new meaning to Garden Catastrophe!

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  @QuickCuts · 2 years ago · pinned

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  @Sirja_L · 2 years ago

  Is it just me, who sometimes thinks, the whole world consist of one GIANT bramble bush? 😱 Very well done George, reconsidering and helping this family out in the end. I&apos;m sure, they really appreciate, what you did! Absolutely love your videos!

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  @MamaK65 · 2 years ago

  anyone dealing with a loved one with schizophrenia is a special person in my book. They need all the help they can get. That is a very difficult mental disease to deal with. Thank you for helping!!

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  @RadCenter · 2 years ago

  This cleanup may actually have saved lives. The two doors shown in this video were completely unusable before you cleared away that vegetation, so neither the residents nor firefighters could have used them in the event of a fire. I hope that someday this lady&apos;s son finds a successful treatment so that they can enjoy spending time in the garden. Sunshine and plants are very therapeutic!

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  @cesuich · 2 years ago

  I&apos;m glad you decided to do the backyard for this woman. &nbsp;The hardship she&apos;s had to endure most of us can not fathom. I&apos;m certain this tremendous love gift has renewed her spirit, George. I can feel her burdens lifting with each episode. What a blessing for us all!

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  @sarahbrewer8945 · 2 years ago

  I am so pleased that you decided to go back and finish sorting out the back garden. &nbsp;This family certainly deserves the help, what a horrible illness for them to try to cope with. &nbsp;I am sure the Mum will have a weight lifted off her shoulders after all the work you have done. &nbsp;Thank goodness you met the postman that day.

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  @forestbreeze1 · 2 years ago

  You are a good man George, many people point out faults but in reality do nothing to rectify them. You have a kind heart Sir, and I commend you for your strong work ethic and professionalism.

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  @normareed9007 · 2 years ago

  Knowing how you hate brambles, we know that this helping hand is a sacrificial action of love for a battling family. Thank you, George, for your unselfish support of your community. 🎉❤

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  @PatriciaCopus-u2r · 2 years ago

  Love watching you...I&apos;m sure there are many of us who just want to jump in that video and help...there is so much &quot;worthless&quot; garbage on TV these days, that I search for something to watch that still reflects human kindness and work ethics! &nbsp;You are definitely an example of that <br>sir! &nbsp;May God Bless You !!

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  @Mystery-Rob · 2 years ago

  Thank you for fixing this situation that no one else would help with you hero

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  @Dyan2847 · 2 years ago (edited)

  I can’t imagine the stress and heartache of having a child with that horrible condition. I truly hope she has a good support system. It is so important that she has someone to talk to and to lean on. Thank for helping by giving her a lovely clean garden.

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  @robyn-mareepenny2926 · 2 years ago

  I remember the earlier videos is this series and wondering about the story. Thank you for sharing the background. There are so many people overwhelmed by family members who have mental illness. It&apos;s debilitating, but as a parent myself dealing with a daughter with mental illness, there is not much support out there. It seems to be less as time goes by. Your help here, I know, will be a gift of unmeasurable proportions. Thank you so much for your work, helping those who feel helpless and stuck in their situation. By giving them a garden, for even a little while, will give them room to breathe, space to think and in nature, it&apos;s so much better than being stuck inside, feeling like there is no escape.

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