as someone who is a human being with feelings, i thought this was a touching news item, as did the producers, who recognize items that are touching to most humans, and preempted a different story with this story.
As someone with a brain who can receive sensory input, I feel that I am qualified to look at and hear things and feel stuff about that. And thus, I also enjoyed this very uplifting tale, which requires very little further explanation, and which most people are qualified to like because they are people, and because it is pretty straightforward.
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2:50 PM
as someone who is a human being with feelings, i thought this was a touching news item, as did the producers, who recognize items that are touching to most humans, and preempted a different story with this story.
but honestly, great story, thanks for sharing
3:02 PM
As someone with a brain who can receive sensory input, I feel that I am qualified to look at and hear things and feel stuff about that. And thus, I also enjoyed this very uplifting tale, which requires very little further explanation, and which most people are qualified to like because they are people, and because it is pretty straightforward.
I also thank you for the link.
4:51 PM
I think that coach and that school also deserve a LOT of credit -- for supporting that kid, and putting him in to play.
Too many coaches only play their "best" players game in and game out.
America needs more people like this.
5:09 PM
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7:24 PM
oh no no no, not an ounce of snark to you, my dear sysm. Honestly. (message on your vm)
Call us if you need us.
xoxo qoth
9:51 AM
I work with the developmentally disabled.
This was AWESOME to watch, and for all those doctors out there who say lovely things like:
He'll never walk...
I say: NON!
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