Here Are 50 Inspiring And Wholesome Stories To Prove That Humanity Still Exists
The start of the Old People Are Cool campaign to fight ageism
Maryjane
- Published in Interesting
It becomes simpler and easier to adopt a pessimistic outlook as the days become darker, especially if you spend an excessive amount of time online. In order to remember that not everything in life is awful, it can be beneficial to consider some of the positive aspects of it.
Posts on healthy, adorable, and generally joyful things are featured on the "Heartwarming Stories" Facebook page. Charles de Vilmorin happens to be the CEO and co-founder of the senior advocacy group "Old People Are Cool."
It is an organization devoted to transforming public perceptions of the elderly and he revealed the main interest as to why he created the club.
“Yes! I was meeting with a professor in New Hampshire and saw these 4 words graffiti on a wall; driving back I thought I had seen something awesome that day. I printed stickers and handed them out at a Senior Living trade show where we were exhibiting.
People were rushing to get them and we started having amazing conversations. This has then led to the start of the Old People Are Cool campaign to fight ageism.”
So strap in, settle in, and enjoy these amazing stories that'll restore your shattered faith in humanity.
More info: Facebook | Old People Are Cool
1. So lovely
"This is my step-dad and I. I'm German, and my mother married him when I was 4 years old. He was only 18. He raised me better than my own mother or father did, even through a nasty divorce where he was cheated on by her. Even with all the racism and stereotypes I heard when we were out together, he didn't let it faze him and proudly proclaimed me as his daughter. Thankfully he is still there for me when I need him"
Heartwarming Stories2. A true rock star
Heartwarming Stories3. Indiana construction worker Jason Haney hid a giant "Where's Waldo" cutout all over his work site for the children in a nearby hospital to find.
Once he received word that they'd found him, he moved Waldo to a new location so they could start looking for him again.
Heartwarming Stories4. What a hero
Heartwarming Stories5. Superheroes of our time
Heartwarming Stories6. Parents listen to their son's transplanted heart beat in the chest of the recipient of his gift. There is only one race. The human race.
Heartwarming Stories7. The animal world isn't left out
This goose used her wings to protect an abandoned puppy from the cold. The puppy was shivering so she folded her wings around this baby & moved him closer to her so he could benefit from her body warmth. Puppy stopped shivering & went to sleep
Heartwarming Stories8. Checking on grandma
Heartwarming Stories9. A brave kid
Heartwarming Stories10. I'm wowed
Heartwarming Stories11. She's knows she's safe with him
Heartwarming Stories12. An 83-year-old retired Marine kept the promise he made to his friend while in a bunker in Vietnam, and stood guard one last time.
Heartwarming Stories13. A family in Mississippi lost everything in a tornado
The next day, they went back to see their cat sitting on the pile that used to be their home, waiting for them.
Heartwarming Stories14. This is so heartwarming
Heartwarming Stories15. A mental health nurse
Heartwarming Stories16. I'm all smiles
Heartwarming Stories17. "This old woman uses a marionette of herself to feed squirrels in the park"
Heartwarming Stories18. The escalator scared the 83 yr old stranger at the mall. The 23 year old noticed & said I'll take you down...
Heartwarming Stories19. There were a group of characters dressed as superheroes at a local costume shop
This young boy, who uses a walker, did his best to walk and approach Superman and simply just said "Thank you". Even Superman started to cry.
Heartwarming Stories20. He waited 2 years at a hospital for a heart transplant. Now he's a Cardiology Fellow at the same hospital
Heartwarming Stories21. This is so lovely
Heartwarming Stories22. A promise made, a promise kept
Heartwarming Stories23. "17 years ago my wife and I sat in a room and were told by a Dr that our 11 year old son had an incurable brain tumour that he wouldn't survive. Today we saw him get married, he's the best person I know I'm I so very proud to still have him"
Heartwarming Stories24. You rock, kid
Heartwarming Stories25. Let's get to work
KevinHart4real26. "My Dad is afraid to fly, so when I was 5 yrs old I made him a doll to hold on the plane. Mom just sent me this picture. He is packed to come visit me. The doll is 43 years old!"
Heartwarming Stories27. Give her another chance
Heartwarming Stories28. "This person's daughter died of cancer. Before she died, she made this drawing for him, now he wears it on his skin."
Heartwarming Stories29. Thanks to Internet popularity, the kid from the "Success Kid meme" made enough money to fund his Dad's kidney transplant
Heartwarming Stories30. That is so nice
Heartwarming Stories31. What a gem
Heartwarming Stories32. Paying their last respects
Heartwarming Stories33. Awesome souls are still around
ByRobinEpley34. "My grandpa when he turned 100, look at his birthday cards!"
Heartwarming Stories35. An exercise ball
Heartwarming Stories36. When you absolutely REFUSE to give up
Heartwarming Stories37. It doesn't matter how strong & confident you may appear on the outside. Some days you just need your Pooh Bear
Heartwarming Stories38. Sad shelter dog whose only friend was this elephant toy learns that he and his toy are getting new home
Heartwarming Stories39. An awesome dad
Heartwarming Stories40. "I grew my hair out for 3.5 years to turn into a wig for my gf with alopecia"
Heartwarming Stories41. Nice one, professor
Heartwarming Stories42. Elderly YouTuber writes his subscribers down in a notebook, then thanks them individually
Heartwarming Stories43. Getting on a fire truck
Heartwarming Stories44. I'll be home for Christmas
Heartwarming Stories45. The Culinary Goat
Heartwarming Stories46. So wholesome
Heartwarming Stories47. Thank you dad
Heartwarming Stories48. We love to see it
Heartwarming Stories49. Wow
Heartwarming Stories50. Interesting
Heartwarming StoriesFor most people, the 40s represent their most unpleasant years. This refers only to one's subjective sense of happiness, not necessarily to a genuinely better quality of life.
It can be compared to a U-shaped curve, with extremes of happiness at either end. But then, aging is a natural part of life; it's a beautiful experience.
Your future self will be just as good—if not better—than your current self.