Tracey was 17 when she got involved in a car accident.
ANN YORK will soon be making the journey she has always dreamed about – a poignant visit to a Canadian town which has honoured her late father.
Little Aisling Richardson never pestered her parents for a new Barbie or a pony. She craved just one thing – a baby brother or sister. And from the moment she could talk, she never stopped asking.
Dan and Suzanne Isidor, of State College, were surprised but thrilled to learn almost three years ago that Suzanne was pregnant with twins.
Confidently feeding and changing her baby daughters, Naomi Kesterton looks as though she was born to be a mother.
Doing police work 24/7 can seem like a never-ending carousel — a revolving door of officers jumping on and off, at all hours of the day, as they serve the public.
Nancy Iannone recalls always having had a “positive view” of people with Down syndrome.
A QUICK-THINKING mother rescued her two young children from a house fire minutes before it engulfed their home.
It’s a Mother’s Day miracle for one Tucson woman. She is able to celebrate this day, with her family, thanks to a lifesaving organ transplant.
Single mom, non-traditional student, double major, honors student; all words that can describe a variety of students at UW-Eau Claire. But add USA Today’s Academic All-Star team member to the mix and only one student can use all these words to describe her.
Brenda Busby calls her mother, Rose Lybrand, her “miracle mother.”
A student was reunited with her stolen bike after her dad made a 360-mile trip to come to the rescue.
A Hamilton father was still emotional yesterday after diving into the Waikato River to save his baby daughter on Wednesday.
Ricky Rawlins has been blessed.
On the first day of class in a course at Macon State College, I wanted a short sample of the writing of each student. I picked the subject out of the air: “Write me a few paragraphs about a person you consider a hero.”
A U.S. man who fathered a daughter in Germany 22 years ago was reunited with her on German television, according to a media report. [Strong Fathers, Strong Daughters: 10 Secrets Every Father Should Know]
The son of a Johnston County woman attempted to rescue his from her burning house, but his efforts failed. Now he’s dealing with the loss of both a parent and his childhood home.
Superman, Spiderman and Wonder Woman are all fictional heroes who save the world everyday. They entertain kids of all ages with their super powers, cute costumes and witty one-liners. My hero has never been in the pages of a comic book or on television, he doesn’t wear a spandex costume, nor can he fly. His secret identity and everyday persona are the same and I’ve never seen him leap over a tall building.
If nothing else, you could say Amanda Brisendine had an easy pregnancy.
Alexander Mejia’s deployment to Iraq was difficult on his parents.
A MUM who threw her two-year-old daughter from the first floor window of her burning home has thanked the men who caught her.
One couple has much more love to give
A VANDALISED school climbing frame is set to be rebuilt by the dad of a pupil left heartbroken by the attack.
They wheeled Kelly Jo Blosser into the labor and delivery room.
A MOTHER saved her two children in a dramatic rescue when the bedroom above them exploded.
A SPALDING mum who saved her son from a submerged car and then ran more than a mile to get help could be in line for a national life-saving award.
A MOTHER, son and daughter separated by one of Australia’s most notorious custody battles embraced in a Melbourne garden today – all together for the first time in 14 years.
The Every Child Needs A Hero report by the Australian Childhood Foundation released yesterday revealed children overwhelmingly admired their parents over a range of other people of influence, including stars such as singer Delta Goodrem and cyclist Lance Armstrong.
Michele Humble traces her decision to home-school to watching a TV newsmagazine about a woman who home-schooled her six children while running a family store. The children completed college before most students finished high school.
Amy Hawkins believes she will walk again, though her doctors tell her differently.
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