life is beautiful: SHOW AND GIVE COMPASSION.

life is beautiful: SHOW AND GIVE COMPASSION.: ALWAYS STRIVE TO SHOW AND GIVE COMPASSION. ESPECIALLY TO THOSE WHO HAVE BEEN SHOWN NONE. My entire life, I had to work, and...

SHOW AND GIVE COMPASSION.

ALWAYS STRIVE TO SHOW AND GIVE COMPASSION. ESPECIALLY TO THOSE WHO HAVE BEEN SHOWN NONE.

My entire life, I had to work, and work hard to avoid being the brunt of rude and Difficult bullying. Even from home, even from my Own Mother. Even at 63, I'm still spurned by my blood Family. It's Sad to Hurt a Child so badly that they have a hard time forgetting the Same Family, and School bullying. Especially when it never Quits. 

My point being, that no Matter how Hard it got, I always strove, and Still do, to Show Compassion to those who have less than I. I'm Far from Rich, but would still be willing to Share what I do Have.
Ridiculed, for teaching Down Syndrome Kids, the Simplest of Tasks. Volunteering at Any Class of Education to assist others. 

Now that I am a Senior Citizen, I still try, and look for ways to show compassion, even to those who don't show it to me. 

Being a FORMERLY abused wife for many years. Several of those I helped, finally found a way to Pass On My Compassion to Them; By helping Me Escape such Severe Abuse.
Keep your Faith, as long as it's for the Good of Others. Don't forget to be Thankful for All you have, not upset for what you Don't. 

Use your Infirmaries to Show Compassion however you Can.
For Compassion is the Highest Expression of Love, Faith in what's Good, that can be Done

ALWAYS STRIVE TO SHOW AND GIVE COMPASSION. ESPECIALLY TO THOSE WHO HAVE BEEN SHOWN NONE.

HIT BY A TRUCK WHILE STANDING ON THE SIDEWALK

HIT BY A TRUCK WHILE STANDING ON THE SIDEWALK

3 and 1/2 years ago, I was standing on the sidewalk waiting to cross the street when a pickup came through the intersection trying to turn right. His rate of speed and blood alcohol caused him to go up on the sidewalk and hit me. I am a nurse and have always wanted to be a nurse. I loved my job. The injuries I sustained left me with a paralyzed arm among other injuries. The driver was a young man in his 20's. The full extent of the law would have made him in his 30's when he was released. I do not believe this would have been rehabilitative. I asked the judge to give the minimum sentence with alcohol recovery classes. This young man had been very remorseful and when I reached out to him in a letter trying to understand the circumstances of the accident, he could have ignored my letter, but he called me and apologized again. We have all been young once, and have made mistakes. My forgiveness helped me enormously, and any anger or retribution would not have given me my arm back or my job. Before you react to a situation, think of the consequences of your reaction and remember that the other person is a human being.