Hello everyone. I'm here to ask you for help. Jill is a very young breast cancer survivor who never thought she would find the love of her life... Here is what she had to say "After being diagnosed with Stage 2 Breast cancer in 2010 and overcoming many complications with surgery, I never believed this day would come. I met my Prince Charming in the midst of my chemo and he has been by my side ever since"
Now Jill has a chance to win a Dream Honeymoon!!! In order for Jill to win, she needs many votes. I have attached the link that will take you directly to her photo where you vote. Simply like her photo to vote for her. Every like and share counts. Please and Thank you
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I follow this young lady on the internet since I found her book in a Facebook group. She is a local author who prides herself in saying where she is from and what she is all about. I logged in this morning to see her all over with the picture I attached. She is bringing awareness to the internet about bullying. I was bullied as a child and still get bullied at work. When I saw this is made me a little weepy. She's much younger than I and I may never meet her but she has touched my heart with her words in her books and now on social media.

Gracie Wilson decided to go positive which is hard when you want to lash and scream I've been there too. But she didn't.

I think she deserves to be spotted in windsor and everywhere else.

WINDSOR RACERS - Come Out & Join Us!
5252RPM's final track day of the year, as always on the same day as the final Sparta Small Tire Shootout!
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Yesterday morning, bright and early as I walk into work, I witnessed the most amazing and heartfelt moment I've seen in quite a while.
A mom dropping her son off to kindergarten with a quick hug and a kiss, as Im sure she's in a rush to get her own self to work. I see her crouch down beside him and in a soft voice I hear her say,
"So what kind of day are you going to have today?"
The boy replies, " A great day mom!"
"Well how do you know that?" She asks.
He responds, " Because you believe in me"
OMG how empowering.
I was in complete "Aww"
my eyes filled up with tears thinking about my own child and the children I work with everyday.
So to that mom, who I'm sure is as busy as the rest of us on our daily morning rush to wherever...took a moment of her time, while trusting the life of her child in "our" hands, encouraged great things to happened today and defeat the fear of going to school.
You are such an inspiration to me, a complete model of what I believe in and what I hope to teach and instill in our young children everyday!
We need more opportunities like this to empower our children.
Don't let them feel alone, ask questions, let them know you care.
I see so many kids daily who fall victim to circumstances and get lost in the shuffle.
Breaks my heart.
It only takes a second
They need us & lt;3

To the medical labs girl that has recently joined the walker rd location, you've been spotted. Your smile brightens up the room and your bubbly personality is great for the patients you service. Unlike many others employed at the other labs you love your job and it shows! Keep it up.
Signed, a doctor in the building

Tonight (Sept 30th) around 5:20pm there was an elderly couple with car trouble on Dougall at West Grand. Car was stalled at the light. Three young guys appeared from a nearby plaza, then a fourth showed up. They talked to the driver and pushed the car along Dougall and into a nearby parking lot.

Way to go guys! You've been spotted!

If anyone was on the tunnel bus with the guy who talked about 17 chickens comment here !!

my husband spent 34 days in Windsor regional Ouellette campus ( Hotel Dieu) for a tramatic brain injury. ( a result of an unfortunate event brought on by a coward but that's another story in itself) He started in ER was moved to ICU than transferred to floor 8. while in ICU he was pretty much out for 8 days to calm his brain. He was on IV's, breathing tube, feeding tube and tied down to his bed. As you can imagine this was a horrific site for our 2 boys. the nursing staff did an amazing job helping our sons understand what their dad was going through and explaining every tube and monitor to them. Once my husband woke they were so calm with him even through is HULK stages. On the 8th floor the nursing staff, manager and social worker really helped us get through some rough stages and start moving towards recovery. My husband had to have a week or so under 24hr supervision. This was an extra resource for the hospital but they provided us with the hospital security guards from G4S. That company has some amazing people working for them! they made my husband feel comfortable and with a "buddy" 24 hours a day my husband always had someone to talk to when I had to run home. I want the guards at the Ouellette campus to know that they truly did help my husband find his voice again. You guys kept him talking and his speech got better day by day!
My husband is home now and ready to start all his rehab therapies and we got this far ( from life support to walking and talking) with the amazing staff at Windsor Reginal Ouellette Campus.
Your staff really did go above and beyond! thank you xoxo the Pillon Family.