"The first thing she says to us is 'friend'": Community learns sign language for one girl
"Her whole personality changes when it's someone who can communicate with her," said her mother, Glenda.
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Couple gives away hundreds of restored instruments
Charlie and Dorothy Hale are in their 80s but are still passionate about restoring old instruments to their former glory.
Secret Santa recruits bus drivers to give out thousands of dollars
Secret Santa is an anonymous, wealthy businessman who travels the country giving money to strangers.
Cancer kept him indoors. Now he's seeing the world for himself
Doctors released 3-year-old Quinn Waters from home confinement in October.
Man who naps with cats raises money for pet sanctuary
Terry Lauerman went viral after the Safe Haven Pet Sanctuary posted photos of him catnapping
Elite unit works to give fellow Marines the funeral they deserve
"We would just ask that people don't think about us, that they think about the Marines that we are honoring"
Nurse takes in man with autism so he can get a new heart
You can't get on the transplant list if you don't have a home or some kind of support system to help you post-surgery
Single dad adopts 5 siblings so they can stay together
Over the years, Lamont Thomas fostered more than 30 kids in Buffalo, New York
A month ago he was homeless. Then his friends intervened
"Whatever it takes, we're going to turn him around," said one friend
Man on stepson's surprise play: "It took my voice away"
Michael Musto describes what it was like to be honored by his stepson, a football player
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