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Message: [QUOTE="Bronx23, post: 2649640, member: 8501"] WOW! That says so, so very much of who she is and what her priorities were and I'd bet still are. Stopping to take the time to help someone in need should be at the core of each and every one of us. Doing so, when it can negatively affect you personally is unfortunately, outstanding and way too rare. Returning to check on that same person later and actually spending your time with them almost leaves me breathless. But it's also the basis of something most of us learn (or should have) which is do unto others as you would like..... Hopefully she will never need someone to assist her in a similar or very different manner, but I strongly wish, it comes back. One doesn't do this type of thing because they want or expect that, but it sure would be nice. Thanks so much for posting this personal experience with what must be an exceptional human being, and a model we should also strive for throughout our lives. Bronx23 [/QUOTE]