'My life is forever changed' -- The man who sent his family's last N95 mask to New York just got...

[demmiblue]

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[hlthe2b]

1. My grandfather farmed in rural Missouri many decades ago. The goodness expressed by this man's

selfless act was something I frequently observed among those living there. Too many have been politically bamboozled by RWers, teabaggers, and now Trump, but the basic kindness of this man and many of his contemporaries remain.

Very poignant.

[redstatebluegirl]

2. I was raised in rural America, this is the kindness I remember.

They way people dish rural America makes me sad. I only saw kindness and compassion.

[nevergiveup]

4. I share your experience.

This was in the 50's. Kindness was contagious. The story of the farmer from Kansas brought me to tears and I don't tear up easily.

[redstatebluegirl]

5. My time was late 50's through the early 70's.

My Dad had a heart attack while harvesting our corn one year. The next morning while my mom was at the hospital with Dad 10 combines showed up with trucks and drivers to finish our harvest. My sister and I made lunch for all of them and took it out to the fields. That is the rural life I remember.

[JudyM]

6. What a touching story.

We can really bless each other’s lives, too bad some don’t see the value of this.

[redstatebluegirl]

7. Yes we can.

[Amaryllis]

3. I saw the press briefing where Cuomo read the letter from the farmer. So moving.

Cuomo always includes something uplifting that shows goodness and generosity. So needed these days.