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Parents set up camera to see how their baby got purple scratches, ‘but found something much more horrifying’!

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Mom was determined to discover the cause of the strange things happening in her home. It started with her hearing strange noises in the middle of the night but it just got worse from there.

It got so bad that she began to blame her fiance for the strange happenings, even though he denied it. Finally, she had proof. She had video evidence, but she had no idea just what she’d captured. And truth would scare her.

Even if you’re not a believer in paranormal activity or the afterlife, there’s a good chance you’ll want to know more about these parents who believe their baby was scratched by a ghost. Read the full story here ▶

Wife Kisses Her Husband And Covers His Trach After Doctors Suggested She Pull The Plug

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At the age of 37, Scott Hawkins life took a sudden turn for the worse.

While at home, watching over his kids while Danielle, his wife, was in another county for a class, something went wrong.

Danielle will never forget that day in April when she received a call from Scott all the way in their home in Durand, Michigan.

His voice was slurred and he told her he had a massive headache and said something bad was happening.

Both of them dialed 911, so Scott was able to be rushed to the hospital as his blood pressure jumped upwards and his lungs began to fill with fluid.

It was a good thing they arrived when they did, as it turned out that Scott was going through a massive stroke.

The reason behind the stroke soon became clear.

At birth, Scott had dealt with an arteriovenous malformation aneurysm, which had then burst in close proximity to his brain stem. It was responsible for the stroke.

Surgeons operated on him to attempt to quell the bleeding that was taking place inside his brain, but in the process, he developed a heart attack and flatlined for a few minutes.

After this event, Scott’s oxygen levels had dropped to the 60s, instead of the necessarily 90.

Doctors weren’t sure if he would make it through the night, and they told Danielle to contact friends and family.

The good news is, Scott survived that night. The bad news is that, a whole week later, he was unresponsive.

Doctors told Danielle it didn’t seem like he would ever regain consciousness again, and if he did, that he may not be able to function in day-to-day life.

They advised her that it may be time to say goodbye – but she refused. She knew Scott’s spirit was strong enough to make it.

So instead of choosing to give up, she gave him a kiss on the lips – and to her shock, she felt him kiss back.

Later, she admits she may have imagined that detail, but to her, that was a sign that she shouldn’t give up.

She started doing things to bring him back. Five weeks later, Scott didn’t need to use a ventilator anymore.

She then began to bring in thumb guitars as Scott was a musician, and Scott would be able to flick some notes.

When doctors told Danielle it was likely only a reflex, she asked him to change the notes he was playing, and he did.

Then, one day, she covered the airway in Scott’s neck – an incision to allow better breathing, and Scott began to speak.

He said he loved her. He asked for pain medication. And when doctors asked what he had been playing, he said, “An instrument.”

This is when doctors finally started to have faith in Scott.

He was moved to Spectrum Health’s Rehab and Nursing Center, after which he received six days of rehab every week.

He was given speech therapy, physical therapy, occupational therapy, and music therapy to help Scott get his sense of coordination and strength back.

After 16 weeks, Scott was able to go home – walking with the assistance of a walker, and with his wife by his side.

She had never doubted him for a moment and never strayed from his side, providing all the love and support he needed.

Now, Scott is making slow but steady process towards full recovery – and he has his wife to thank for inspiring the doctors to believe he could recover.

CNN Anchor Sara Sidner Tearfully Reveals Cancer Diagnosis Yet She Thanks Illness for ‘Choosing’ Her

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Just before her CNN broadcast ended, Sara Sidner bravely shared her story of battling stage 3 breast cancer.

Sharing her diagnosis with tears, she thanked God for the power it had given her, exposing a range of feelings she had never experienced before.

As a senior national correspondent and host of “CNN News Central,” Sidner was caught off guard by this trip as she had never been ill.

She took pride in her health, saying, “I have never been sick a day in my life,” and going on to mention that she smoked and rarely drank.

When Sidner initially learned she had cancer, she had a hard time keeping the news from her loved ones.

Nobody knew what had happened, not even her husband, mom, sisters, or friends.

Despite her initial despair, she eventually realized that she shouldn’t give up lightly when faced with cancer.

Afterwards, Sidner started the healing process by undergoing chemotherapy.

Additionally, she is scheduled to undergo radiation therapy and a double mastectomy.

Cancer therapy has numerous undesirable side effects, including fatigue and increased downtime. Her chemotherapy-induced hair loss has worsened recently.

Sidner is extremely thankful for the life she loves, and her gratitude has only grown after receiving the cancer diagnosis, despite the immense suffering she endures as a result of the disease. To add insult to injury, she says the illness is responsible for “choosing her.” “Every single day that I breathe another breath, I can celebrate that I am still here with you,” stated the woman.

She has carried on with her life as usual, working every day since her diagnosis and even hosting a New Year’s Eve special despite having chemotherapy. Many people may find encouragement in Sidner’s tale as she navigates her health journey alongside her work obligations.

Shannen Doherty has also been forthright about overcoming breast cancer. The seasoned actress had earlier discussed her decline and the likelihood of losing to the sickness; she went into remission and then returned.

Mom Confronts Loud Teens In Hotel, And She Finds Shocking Note Slipped Under Her Door

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The Higher School involved in the FFA descent upon Indianapolis every year for the annual large organization meeting. They elect new national officers, engage in breakout sessions and accomplish quite a bit while in town.

The students are encouraged to spread kindness and socialize safely while in town. Except one night, a group of FFA kids from the Eureka, Kansas, FFA chapter were a wee bit too loud for their hotel neighbors and the mom next door was sure to let them know about it.

A family John and Randi Amt, along with their three kids, had been holed up at a local hotel for 10 days when the FFA kids arrived. The family wasn’t exactly enjoying their lengthy hotel stay, because they were there by necessity.

Their house was completely flooded and left unhabitable when a toilet malfunctioned while they were out of town. John told WTHR that living for such a period of time in a hotel had become daunting on the family.

“Living in a hotel can be fun for a little while, but being in a hotel for a long time gets to be a little difficult.”

When the FFA kids arrived in town, countless students stayed at their hotel. Randi was already exhausted from driving kids to sports practice and activities back in their home town 30 minutes away.

Randi and John tucked the kids into bed quickly, but the teens outside their door in the hallway were making noise. Randi grew frustrated, but then realized she shouldn’t talk to the kids as upset as she was, so she headed to bed.

So the next evening, she noticed the students’ hotel doors were cracked, so she knocked and asked to speak with them. She pleaded with them to be just a bit quieter at night and told them about her family’s plight.

“I told them that we wanted them to have their fun and we would appreciate their respect to let our kids get a good night’s rest. The young man who answered the door told me that he was very sorry about what we were going through.”

She hated to confront the FFA students, but her kids needed better sleep. As she readied for bed, she glanced over toward the hotel room door and noticed that someone had slipped a note under the door.

What Randi read in the note tugged at her heartstrings. It was from the FFA students and they told her they were sorry about her home.

“We are more than sorry for waking you and your family up the past few nights. We hope everything goes well with your house.”

What accompanied the note addressed to her family reassured her that their were still good people in this world. That today’s teenagers do indeed possess compassion for others going through a rough patch.

“I opened the note to find money. In a world where some people sit behind screens and become angry on social media, this young man restored my faith that the next generation can make eye contact and show compassion to the person right in front of him … They set an excellent example for my children and their parents should be more than proud.”

Allthough the Amts are without a home, they decided to take the $40 bestowed upon them by the FFA kids and pay it forward. They bought hats and mittens to donate to a local shelter because those people don’t have a roof over their heads.

How incredibly thoughtful of the FFA high schoolers to not only try to offer a bit of support to the family, but also make a heartfelt note expressing their sincere feelings!

8-Year-Old Boy Wins His Battle Against Stage 4 Brain Cancer And Celebrates – Let’s Send Him Our Love And Support

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The marvellous capabilities of modern science never cease to amaze me.

With each passing year treatment for all kinds of illnesses and issues improves, creating stories of recovery that simply wouldn’t have been possible even a decade ago.

Take the case of 8-year-old Cameron Scott, who is being hailed a true hero after beating stage 4 brain cancer with the help of the wonderful people at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. Read the full story here ▶

Police Make Upsetting Discovery Inside Home Of Man Living With 12 Young Girls

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A Lower Southampton, Pennsylvania, man faces charges of sexual assault against an underage girl who was allegedly gifted to him by her parents.

The former Amish couple were experiencing a financial hardship and went to 52-year-old Lee Kaplan for help, police said, the Bucks County Courier Times reports. They then gave him their 14-year-old daughter.

The girl, now 18, told police that Kaplan is the father of her two children, ages 6 months and 3 years. Read the full story here ▶

Married Couple Of 50 Years Can’t Recognize Each Other After They Both Get A Makeover

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Imagine being married and around someone for decades, but then not being able to recognize them after a makeover.

Most haircuts or hair changes tend to go by unnoticed. But, when a drastic change occurs, you may not be able to recognize the other person.

We’ve witnessed hundreds of makeovers. There are makeover television shows for houses, people, and cars. You’ll have to see what happened to this couple. Read the full story here ▶

Man Walking Dog Discovers What He Assumed Was A ‘Halloween Prank’ Isnt Actually A Prank

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Police have reportedly identified the body of a woman found hanging from a fence in a southern Ohio city, and a local man has been charged with her murder.

Chillicothe Police Chief Keith Washburn announced in a press conference held at 4 p.m. on Oct. 14 that the woman has been identified as 31-year-old Rebecca Cade of Chillicothe, Ohio, WCPO reports.

Cade was reportedly found hanging by a shirt sleeve from a chain-link fence near an American Electric Power construction site located at the corner of North Brownell Street and Hardin Drive in Chillicothe. Read the full story here ▶

Dad Says Son’s Feet ‘Melted’ After Playing At A Splash Pad

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In this hot weather that’s heating up pavements and grounds everywhere, making sure you have proper footwear on is more important than ever.

You might think that being in the water means you’re exempt from needing this kind of protection. Unfortunately, this is far from the case.

As a matter of fact, the highest number of heat burn incidents and injuries occur in the water, when you’re lulled into a false sense of security and are more likely to decide it’s okay to sprint over hot ground since you’ve just come out of the cool water. Read the full story here ▶

ND man charged with courthouse bomb threat, shooting stepdaughter in leg

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A 28-year-old Minot man is accused of not only making a bomb threat to the Ward County courthouse on May 25 that resulted in an evacuation, but he is also being held on a charge he shot his 5-year-old stepdaughter with a BB gun.

Jacob Ryan Hill is charged with Class C felony terrorizing for the incident for the bomb threat. No bomb was found and people were allowed to return to the buildings about an hour later.

Hill was already being held at the Ward County Jail on a charge that he shot his 5-year-old stepdaughter in the leg with a BB gun this spring and was in possession of meth and drug paraphernalia this week. Read the full story here ▶