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Most teachers help pave the way to their student's graduation. But one D.C. teacher's students supported him in attaining his master's degree and in inspiring the next generation.
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HeartThreads: George Jacobs
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HeartThreads: Going Places
After finding out one of her students didn’t own a bike, this Title I teacher made it her mission to get bikes for all 650 students at her Title I school. Little did she know, her charge would turn into a life purpose in providing underprivileged children with joy.
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HeartThreads: Brandon Novak
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HeartThreads: Kurt Sloop
Kurt always knew he would eventually go blind from a progressive vision condition. As he slowly lost his sight, he also lost hope. Then, a sport called goalball helped get his life back into focus.
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HeartThreads: Karen & Mo
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HeartThreads: Jamie runs the world
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HeartThreads: Mr. Dias and his students
Most teachers help pave the way to their student's graduation. But one D.C. teacher's students supported him in attaining his master's degree and in inspiring the next generation.
HeartThreads
HeartThreads: Chris & Kristen
A mutual friend had tried to set them up on a blind date. They sat next to each other at a dinner party. They even grew up 20 minutes away from each other... but they never met. That was until fate, or Yahoo, stepped in.
HeartThreads
HeartThreads: Cameron's Chocolates
Ellen had been told countless times her daughter could never live a normal life due to an intellectual disability. The mother in her refused to accept that, so she started a business where people like her daughter could have meaningful, independent career
HeartThreads
HeartThreads: George Jacobs
This WWII pilot got the surprise of a lifetime for his 90th birthday-- a ride in the same type of plane he flew during the war.
HeartThreads
HeartThreads: Beth & Mr. Rogers
Beth's condition caused her to have 100 seizures a day. Miraculously, the only time she wouldn't seize was while watching Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood. When her mother reached out to Mr. Rogers, they could've never imagined the lengths he would go to provide
HeartThreads
HeartThreads: Going Places
After finding out one of her students didn’t own a bike, this Title I teacher made it her mission to get bikes for all 650 students at her Title I school. Little did she know, her charge would turn into a life purpose in providing underprivileged children with joy.
HeartThreads
HeartThreads: Joel and Lindsey
Joel and Lindsey met as kids through their cancer treatment. Decades later, they both returned to the hospital, reconnected and fell in love. So when it came time for the wedding, the venue decision was easy.
HeartThreads
HeartThreads: Brandon Novak
Addiction cost Brandon Novak a professional skateboarding career, and a TV job that netted him millions. He lost friends and family, but never his mother's love. Years later, Brandon is sober and helping others like him turn their lives around.
HeartThreads
HeartThreads: Kurt Sloop
Kurt always knew he would eventually go blind from a progressive vision condition. As he slowly lost his sight, he also lost hope. Then, a sport called goalball helped get his life back into focus.
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HeartThreads: Karen & Mo
"What I'm doing might save somebody's life." When her military husband died by suicide, Karen dedicated her life to telling his story, hoping to help others and break the stigma around mental health and suicide.
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HeartThreads: Jamie runs the world
Born with cerebral palsy, Jamie never expected to be a runner. More than 100 races and a marathon later, she's taking on the world one mile at a time.
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