Man helps girlfriend with spinal cord injury cross finish line (Photo: Kathleen Flynn / The Times-Picayune) Four months ago, Monique Koll was in a hospital bed, wondering if she would ever walk again. The Louisiana woman had suffered a severe spinal cord injury when a motorist struck her while she was riding her bicycle, and doctors originally weren’t sure she’d survive. Read the complete story.
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(Photo: Kathleen Flynn / The Times-Picayune)

Four months ago, Monique Koll was in a hospital bed, wondering if she would ever walk again. The Louisiana woman had suffered a severe spinal cord injury when a motorist struck her while she was riding her bicycle, and doctors originally weren’t sure she’d survive.

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Terminal cancer patient, 13, becomes honorary CoverGirl (Photo: Desiree Castellano) Plenty of people have a hard time thinking positively about a bad situation. But 13-year-old Talia Castellano isn’t one of them. Diagnosed with cancer when she was 7, the teen has built a strong Internet following through her video makeup reviews and tutorials over the past year. Read the complete story.
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Terminal cancer patient, 13, becomes honorary CoverGirl

(Photo: Desiree Castellano)

Plenty of people have a hard time thinking positively about a bad situation. But 13-year-old Talia Castellano isn’t one of them. Diagnosed with cancer when she was 7, the teen has built a strong Internet following through her video makeup reviews and tutorials over the past year.

Read the complete story.

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‘Payback painter’ thanks town for kindness with mural Bussey, Iowa, may make you homesick for a place you’ve probably never been. Just 422 people live there — but this small town has made a big difference in Todd Spaur’s life. “The whole community helped me raise my three kids,” Spaur explained, “because I had my hands full, being a single dad.” Two decades ago, Spaur was in a terrible accident. After his car flipped off a highway, he lay trapped for more than 16 hours, hidden by underbrush. He could not call for help or crawl away because he’d broken his back, his neck and most of the bones in his face. “I just wanted to die,” he said. Read the complete story.
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Bussey, Iowa, may make you homesick for a place you’ve probably never been. Just 422 people live there — but this small town has made a big difference in Todd Spaur’s life.

“The whole community helped me raise my three kids,” Spaur explained, “because I had my hands full, being a single dad.”

Two decades ago, Spaur was in a terrible accident. After his car flipped off a highway, he lay trapped for more than 16 hours, hidden by underbrush. He could not call for help or crawl away because he’d broken his back, his neck and most of the bones in his face. “I just wanted to die,” he said.

Source: MSN

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