How a simple act of kindness connected two strangers at Atlanta airport
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- čas přidán 18. 02. 2024
- In a world often divided, the story of Cindy Tutko and a kind stranger at the Atlanta airport serves as a heartwarming reminder of the power of human connection. When Tutko was struggling to reach her gate due to a limp, an unexpected offer of help arrived. David Begnaud has their story.
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Michael said it, this should not be news but this is the world we live in. Kindness is a universal language
Exactly-
So true! I wondered why it was even news in US, It's common here in Europe!
That LA gentleman is right. It's sad that, in this society, a random act of kindness makes national news. Sad.
“Be a human being.” Well said!
CBS Mornings, you're giving a sip of water to parched people in the desert. We're so thirsty for good news in a media ecosystem filled with bad news. I always look for David's pieces because they're so uplifting. Thanks!
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I agree!! His stories r very uplifting!! So r Steve Hartmanns On The Road!
I liked how he went the extra step, making sure she was taken care of by getting Cindy the airplane first because of her condition. He treated her like she was his mom. Beautiful story!
Great example of Humanity...Blessings to All!!!
A True southern gentlemen ❤❤❤
What a Gentleman❤Wonder why they didn’t ask airport personnel for a wheelchair? She was more than justified needing one😊
Excellent! People can actually be GOOD people! 👍
We need each other 🌍🌎🌏
Love him! Be a human being ❤❤❤
He is so right just be a good human being!💜
*right! Just (to fix your run-on sentence)
I love stories like this. What a kind man.
I once shared my walker with a woman in church who had a mobility issue. Helping others had been part of the priest's homily. My son-in-law told me I had followed his homily and I said, "Huh?". I didn't realize what I did.
But, my favorite story was when my dad was on his way home from work. He had arrived there that morning and was told his dad had died. So, on his way home, he saw a woman on the side of the road with a flat tire and 3 kids in the car. He pulled over and changed the tire. He realized that the 20 minutes it took to change her tire wouldn't bring back his dad, but it put another family safely on the road. I've always been proud of him for that.
What a beautiful story. Faith in humanity is restored. Thank you, Michael.
Assistance with a wheelchair can be requested of the airline during or after booking. I do it and it’s a great help!
Y’all are trying to make me cry! I won’t do it. Be strong. 😅
🤣 same! But they got me!
Yeah, well, can I share your Kleenex box please?
How wonderful to see a story of a stranger helping another stranger with no thought of reward. And how sad that such a sweet story has to be newsworthy.😢. We should ALL be ready to help someone we perceive is in need.
This is my mom, that says it all! ❤
I was watching this while posting it on facebook people now days not care about kindness 😢
What a lovely lady. And an amazing young man for helping her.
I believe they will be friends for life!
My own airport connections…..I do not like escalators…..so every time a approach to go down, I simply look back,stuck my hand out for help,and every time a fellow passenger would come by and takes my arm and support me going down the escalator….it happens quite regularly…..kindness and love in a world we need it so much
What a heart warming story ... ❤️🩹
Humanity at it's best. 😊😊
*its (possessive pronoun)
it's = contraction of "it is" or "it has"
All contractions have apostrophes. possessive pronouns never do.
The good you do really returns to you❤
We need more people like this and more stories about the good in humanity
Thank you for this story. Yes, Louisiana is backwards in some ways, but lots of Good people. Thanks for sharing this sweet story. Kindness should be natural.
It is in every one of to be kind and wise. Find your hearts open up your eyes. For everyone’s sake. Plus it lifts your own soul when we are kind and helpful. Serving others is what we are here for.
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We were waiting for our plane and a stranger began teaching our children how to knit while my husband was playing the guitar for her. She said she was going to get something to eat, and then she left. Time passed, and our plane began boarding. We sprinted through the terminals looking for her until we found her and we all made it back just in time.
I'm really glad this stranger helped this woman. Even if she didn't have a limp or a brace, being older and having to walk a long way is much more pleasant with someone thoughtful enough to carry her bag and selfless enough to join her on her journey. Being from the suburbs of Chicago and walking through O'Hare myself over the past several decades, I'm sure-whether she was familiar with the layout of the airport or not-that it was a comfort to this woman simply to have someone encourage her that she was almost there as they approached the gate.
As an aside, there are many people who only tell people where to go or what to do when they appear to need help. That's why I like shopping at Home Depot. Like this man, the workers there ensure that we get to what we need.
Outstanding, thats how Louisiana folks are
Michael has a beautiful and kind heart.
Wow! Such a sweet story.
David knows how to find these beautiful stories like the hopeless romantic Steve Hartman😂
That's so nice!
Fabulous story well told. Gave me tingles and tears. I love how gracefully Gayle King won't be interrupted and then, after she speaks she pivots to include another. Master Class on kind assertion. She stands for herself but not against another. Powerful piece in so many ways. 🙏🏽❤
I would have done it but that's how I was raised take care of those who need help
Don't be afraid to give freely of the kindness you were born with❤Thanks for another story to warm our hearts. We need more!❤
I love this story! Good people deserve good things!
We need more stories like this 🙏
As a solo world traveler, I have encountered so many kind people who went out of their way to help me with directions, especially in towns all over Turkey, during my 3 weeks travel.
Many, many thanks Michael AND Cindy! ❣️
This is the way we all should be❤
Awesome. We see kindness the way things used to be. Return to those good days. 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿
Yep, this is what our society should be like, with people helping each other, not with 12 or 13 year old carjacking people at gunpoint.
Thank you for such a great story!❤️
Great story and I too had to walk the concourse that day, it was awful and a very long walk. No one told anyone the trains were down 😢. It was crazy .. and I was heading home to Louisiana myself. I’m glad she had help, I’m sure if I had connected with her.. I would’ve helped her too ❤❤❤❤
Kindness is generosity of spirit ....
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It is easy to do good, and love one another as human beings!
bless him what a kind man
Never know when we might need the help!
I will ALWAYS help someone out…it’s how I was raised!! That was just amazing!! Thank u to the VERY KIND gentleman!! Ur momma raised u right!!
We rise by lifting others. But don't most airports have wheelchairs for seniors who have mobility issues?
You have to request it when you book your flight
@@tedrinaboone6800 You can actually ask at the desk without pre-booking. You might have to wait quite awhile (heck, you often have to even if you pre-book). My guess is that it would have been forever if the trains were down... too many people might have needed them.
I think she benefited more from a kind stranger than she would have from someone whose job it would have been to help her.
❤ this story and the people in it! We need half the news with these good stories! ❤
This report made me smile! Thank you for being kind and helping out..
God Bless ALL OF THEM!!!
Blessings to you all! My heart! My heart!
A person helping a person. Not to be seen, known...but just to be nice
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️!!
Beautiful Kindness
One hand, into another! 🤝🤝🤝🤝🤝🤝🖖🤟🤘☝️👈👉👌🤌✌️🤞
What a good man he is….world needs this so much
Great story! Well done Michael🙏👍🏼
This has me in tears 😢❤
Kindness is good
I love the Cajuns! Good people there In Louisiana! I can always tell by the voice. My parents were born and bred and LA. Love this story!
More of this please!!!
So awesome!!
I love stories like this
Good sent you an angel ❤
Love this please report more stories like this ❤
Beautiful story❤
Good man! I love stories like this.💜
It's a beautiful story ❤️
Wonderful story
what a guy! kudos!
Beautiful person. I hope he inspires others. ❤
Beautiful
So simple and so kind!
Beautiful story!!!❤
Kindness is a very overlooked manner - I have taught both of my boys to stop and help people - something as simple as putting groceries in their car, or reaching something off a tall shelf in a store - the Bible says in Hebrews 13 “you may have entertained Angels unaware” - be kind and just be a good human being
We need more Michaels! ❤
Beautiful story❣️
Love this story
Awesome 👍
Warm story
Good going!
Great job.
Not sure if I would walk the entire airport with her, esp. if I had my own flight. But, I definitely woulda walked her to an airport employee / gate and helped to coordinate wheelchair or cart transportation for her.
Southern gentlemen ❤
Why didn’t the son call ahead to the airport, knowing that his mom was disabled, ask for her to have a wheelchair or assistance? Thank God Michael was an angel in disguise!
Great story. What a Gentleman. Michael kind of looks like Luke Perry (alive and well) no disrespect.
Yes, sad that being so empathetic makes the news…but here we are. Southern men rock
"It is important to take care of others even if you don't know them" how beautiful to hear in the US.
But why did the poor lady not book a wheelchair?
I recalled the only time I was connecting in Atlanta in 2017 with only 25 minutes, I was able to get a golf cart to my terminal
It's sad that this is so uncommon that it's considered news
Thank you for sharing this beautiful story.... I'm reminded of this quote.... 💚 💙 💜
“Research has shown that a simple act of kindness directed toward another improves the functioning of the immune system and stimulates the production of serotonin in both the recipient of the kindness and the person extending the kindness. Kindness extended, received or observed beneficially impacts the physical health and feelings of everyone involved.”
- Wayne W. Dyer
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if people can put down their phone and look to be a helper the world
would be a better place. as a health provider i feel we have practice as a helper. but every day people dont exercise that helper muscle. especially as more and more people are on the phone
Praise God for kindhearted people who help others.
Michael’s act of love and kindness reminds me of Jesus words…
Mark 12:31And the second, like it, is this: You shall love your neighbor as yourself.’ There is no other commandment greater than these.”
Luke 6:31 Treat others the same way you want them to treat you.
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Her leg looks so painful 😢
Lmao..there are good ppl like him and her everywhere, nobody crows about it and calls the media.
What would our country be like if everyone was this nice?