93-year-old gains new lease on life with cupcake business
The secret to a long life? It's not just about the dough
On the Road
Man shared one last thank you for his town's residents
Dennis Valstad had amassed a small fortune in his life — and he wanted to use it to thank the people who attended his funeral
79-year-old ballerina still loves to dance
Suzelle Poole has been dancing for more than seven decades and is still on her toes
School bus driver forms special bond with 5-year-old student
"I may have a bad morning, but once I see her, it's different"
94-year-old finds an unexpected moving buddy
When Sergeant Jeff Turney got a call about an elderly man determined to drive to Florida, he did something no one expected
Man "addicted" to helping others donates his kidney to a stranger
Jon Potter is willing to help as many people as he can, even if it means giving up an organ
6-year-old girl fights to get female army men added to the toy military
When Vivian Lord noticed there weren't any women among the plastic army men, she decided to take action
Front lawn becomes a stage for housebound boy
Quinn Waters lives in a world all his own, but he's not lonely — not anymore
Couple with Down syndrome proved the critics wrong
Kris and Paul met in 1993 and eventually became one of the first couples in the world with Down syndrome to get married
He was the auto doctor. In his 40s, he became a medical doctor
Carl Allamby dreamed of being a doctor but he said it wasn't realistic "where I came from"
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