Bellingham, MA 02019
United States
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Advocate for special populations.
Why are you participating?
Spread love.
Grandmother Stereotypes Redefined
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Southbridge, MA
United States
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Taken care of an elderly person that no one else had the time to do. I used to go over her apartment and sit and talk to her, give her medications and try to help out in any way I could. She had dementia and it got to be overwhelming for me so she now resides in a nursing home.
Why are you participating?
Being a grandmother is the most rewarding experience other than being a parent.
Roslindale, MA
United States
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I write to turn the world toward peace.
Tell Us Your Good Deed
Volunteered as a story collector for Veterans History Project, interviewing, filming and preserving stories from veterans for the Library of Congress.
Why are you participating?
While I think it's important to express our individuality, "labels" can be so restrictive and cause us to miss wonderful connections and experiences with other humans. Within all of us lies a spark, a spirit and a connectivity.
Southbridge, MA
United States
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Enjoy smiling to a stranger to light up their day.
Worcester, MA
United States
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Rescued my cat.
Why are you participating?
To help prove that we are all one.
Worcester, MA
United States
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Every week I pick up trash on the streets and sidewalks in my neighborhood.
Why are you participating?
We all have to stop stereotyping.
Grafton, MA
United States
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I am everyone's gramma.
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I send St. Jude money every month.
Sutton, MA
United States
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I have taught many people there is a kinder, gentler way to train dogs and horses through positive reinforcement.
Why are you participating?
We are all individuals connected through common needs, struggles, and dreams. Love can bind us all.