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boy was resuscitated after a car crash and said he met Jesus while in a coma — sharing a stunning message in the process.Julie and Andy Kemp were with their son, Landon, on the way home from church when their car was struck by an ambulance.

Andy was immediately killed, and his son was airlifted to a North Carolina hospital in critical condition.

“I looked but never saw what he was yelling at. I didn’t spot the ambulance approaching us, but all I can recall is that he was yelling.

That was the last thing that I heard from him,” Julie said, All That’s News reported.
Doctors had to resuscitate the boy on several occasions to keep him alive, though he eventually woke from a two-week coma with no brain damage. When he finally came to, Julie said she had a conversation with her son about his father.

“Do you know where dad is at?” she asked him.“Yes, I know where he’s at. I saw him in heaven,” Landon replied. “I just want people to realize that Jesus is real, there is a heaven, there are angels.

Many readers said they believed the boy’s story about meeting Jesus and appreciated the message he shared.“I have no doubt about his experience! I have been with dying family members and had similar experiences,” one All That’s News reader commented on the site’s Facebook page.

“I did not make it to heaven but I walked with 4 angels towards a hand reaching down in a beam of pure light. It was so peaceful. It really is true the peace of the tribe surpasses all understanding,” another wrote.

Michael J. Fox, the talented actor, is not only famous for his roles in movies but also for being a proud father. He has four children with his wife of over 30 years, Tracy Pollan. In an interview with Reader’s Digest, Fox jokingly said that sometimes it feels like he has five children instead of 4!

John Stamos’ show of support for longtime friend Dave Coulier made headlines around the world. But not everyone agrees with the “shallow gesture.”
Reason to why people were mad was because he did not actually shave his head, but instead put on a bald cap.
Some people found it sweet, while other’s stupid and insensitive!

My daughter-in-law, Karen, mocked me for wearing a swimsuit, which hurt deeply. Instead of letting her words defeat me, I devised a plan to show her the error of her ways. During a family gathering, Karen ridiculed me by saying, “Hahaha, Old lady, no way you’re wearing that on vacation. You need to hide your wrinkles so you don’t scare people.” This cruel comment spurred me into action. I gathered photos of Karen from before she married my son, showing her humble beginnings

A beautiful South Sudanese model named Nyakim Gatwech has had some problems because her skin is very dark. Gatwech has become a strong and passionate supporter of self-love, even though she has been bullied and discriminated against. She refuses to let social pressures define her beauty.
Gatwech started her journey in refugee camps in Ethiopia and Kenya, where she felt alone and left out. People teased her and said mean things about her, even after she moved to the United States. Some even called her skin “dirty.” Gatwech decided not to let these bad experiences change how she saw herself, though.
Gatwech is now known as the “Queen of the Dark,” and she has a huge, loyal fan base on Instagram. She proudly talks about how much she loves her skin and her Sudanese background. Her beauty and confidence have inspired thousands of people. Her fans admire her for being herself and not trying to fit in with society’s ideas of what is beautiful.

In a world filled with chaos and negativity, it’s heartwarming to come across stories that remind us of the kindness that humans are capable of showing. One such story involves eight-year-old Cayden Taipalus, a student at Challenger Elementary in Howell, Michigan, who went above and beyond to ensure that his friends had hot meals at school.

Seven people, including a child, were killed and dozens were seriously injured during a bus crash on a Mississippi highway over the weekend. The tragic accident happened on Saturday,just after 12:30 a.m. on I-20 Westbound near the Bovina exit. The 2018 Volvo commercial bus, carrying 47 passengers, experienced a tire blowout. This caused the vehicle to leave the roadway and roll onto its side….

Usually, when we hear happy and uplifting stories, they feed our souls. This is particularly true when babies beat every obstacle and finally come home from the hospital.

Tru Beare was born 14 weeks early and weighed just one pound. Today, the sweet girl is a big sister and thriving!

Pregnancies and the birthing process come with a whole series of new challenges.

From eating healthy and taking vitamins to staving off morning sickness, there’s no question a woman’s body undergoes a massive transformation.

More challenging, though, is often the birthing process—inexplicable pain and sometimes severe health-related complications. In the case of Tru Beare, born severely premature, her first few months of life came with a slew of hardships.

Tru Beare’s Incredible Struggles

Born in January 2016, she spent her first four months of life in the hospital and in an incubator. During her time there, she suffered from blood clots, chronic lung disease, MRSA, retinopathy, a congenital heart defect, Necrotizing Enterocolitis (twice), and two blood infections.

Tru Beare Takes on the World

The Royal Columbian Hospital in New Westminster, British Colombia, Canada, worked nonstop to help the little girl become healthy and succeed. By day 71, Tru Beare was able to move from the incubator into a crib. On day 90, doctors were able to switch her to low-flow oxygen. Things were looking up, and finally, after 4 months, her parents were able to bring their new love home. Tru Beare is now a proud big sister ready to take on the same milestones as other kids her age.