I Took In A Homeless Man On Christmas Day... I Didn’t Expect This To Happen!

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  @BeginAgainWithDavina · 9 months ago (edited) · pinned

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  @nualafuller7223 · 9 months ago

  My parents did the same .<br>Mam met John in emergency &nbsp;at the hospital. I think he&apos;d been beaten up. He came home with her. My parents had 5 kids I was eldest &nbsp;about 11yrs old at the time &nbsp;with 4 younger siblings.<br>The family thought she was crazy. &nbsp;But he was a good lad ,got a job. &nbsp;Brought his girlfriends to be approved by &nbsp;my mam Finally married ,got his own place ,had a family and they are still friends to this day 50ys<br> later.

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  @PoeticSparkles-i5v · 9 months ago

  A lovely Dutch man took me in when I was 12 and raised me like I was his own child. He gave me the best life ever,took me to school up until my Masters. I will always be indebted and I&apos;ll always pay it forward.❤

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  @bidbadgray · 9 months ago (edited)

  I was taken in by a family in the 80s i kinda ended up being like an au pair, I was shown so much love in that home in Fulham, the man of the house noticed i loved listening to music and he had an outstanding record collection, there was also a beautiful 12string guitar in the living room that nobody played, when I was eventually leaving he offered me a loan of the guitar for 3 years to learn it. And true too his word 3yrs later he came to collect it at a gig I was playing in Ireland , he was like a proud father.. I was sad to see that guitar go however ive been a musician for 35 years since and have travelled far and wide playing music. One act of kindness changed my life. Im lucky as I have met a few people like that along the way. I always try pay it forward

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  @samadhi-e3c · 9 months ago

  From a autistic person (me) thank you &nbsp;❤

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  @timreynolds7474 · 9 months ago

  I’ve just sat and wept watching this. I worked for Rob Parsons for almost 6 years and he is the real deal. A heart of gold and a man full of wisdom and integrity. One of the best storytellers there is. Divina, your heart was so open and receptive. What a wonderful hour in their company.

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  @surgeinc1 · 9 months ago

  57 years ago I was taken in at 17yrs. Those 2 beautiful people changed my life in every way. I love them and am forever grateful and hope to see them again in heaven when it’s my time. <br>I miss you Rose Lu and Adie💖💖

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  @luciadewinterbottom3203 · 9 months ago

  This needs to be turned into a film.

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  @alanleggett5752 · 9 months ago

  My Dad used to do this every Xmas to a homeless person back in the 70s when I was a kid, he would be friend a homeless guy and ask them if they had any family to go to at Xmas and if he didn&apos;t he would go and pick them up on Xmas day so they could have a proper Xmas day with a famaly and a good meal .. we never knew who thay where but it&apos;s a very proud memory of my late dad who sadly past away himself at age 47 in 1992 .. rip Michael Leggett (dad)

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  @deenababie · 9 months ago

  Bawling!!!! I too have a brain tumor from breast cancer metastasis. I live alone. It’s lonely. I’m so happy that Ronnie had a real family for so many years. I wish I had the same kind of family. Mine is divided. No one is close. Boy do I wish I had a support system like this!!! Bless this man and his family and I’m so glad I found this!! Humanity is NOT gone from this world.

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  @soniadownes6882 · 9 months ago

  When I was a 7 my took in a man that was homeless. He was a lot older and had learning difficulties. He lived with my mom for 38 years until his passing. I called him grandad ❤️

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  @Fernando-u5y1p · 8 months ago

  42 years ago a nun took me under her wing, I was 18 years old and wanting to die, she is still here. She loved me back to life!

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