Not a bioethics story, but I can't resist sharing this one.
Thursday, May 08, 2008
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2 comments:
Wow, it made me cry! And it was a beautiful act of human kindness.
Oh, god... that needs to come with a kleenex warning! (No offense Linda, but I was skeptical that it'd get me - I have a hard little heart.)
I really hope someone's acknowledged those girls for their amazing character and kindness - that's the sort of thing that really should be celebrated to the heavens.
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