Author: Omar

Cystic fibrosis influences many individuals in Scotland, and around the world. The disease is a progressive, genetic disease where long-lasting lung infections hinder the ability to breathe over time. This happens when mucus clogs the airways and traps in germs, which can help lead to inflammation, infections, and respiratory failure. There is no cure for cystic fibrosis, however, treatments are available which can help reduce the symptoms, and improve the quality of life – leading to a happier, and longer life. However, at times with treatments such as these, there can be delays or waitlists such as the one that…

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The majority of America may be aware of what’s going on at the border in Texas, but most definitely Texans do. The borders in Texas have seen thousands of illegal immigrants coming over, and not just from Mexico. Now, as everyone else – we have no issue with immigrants coming to America, the correct way. This has been an ongoing issue ever since Brandon took over office, and many have tried making both him and the laughing hyena aware of what’s going on. We see many things that aren’t good coming through such as drugs, contraband, and parentless children, among…

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On May  9, a driver found a perishing canine in a dumpster behind a corner store in Newark. Not long after, Susan Janett of the animal government assistance non-profit Rosemarie’s Rescue Ranch discovered that a Verona occupant working at the store in Brookdale in Bloomfield was attempting to contact her to help the pup, which was a Yorkie. Janett sprung into action and coordinated the canine’s transportation to the Veterinary Hospital in Clifton. It was found that the pup had both broken ribs and pelvis along with obvious indicators that it was viscously abused, beaten, and kicked. They prescribed the…

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A Police Trooper from the state of Massachusetts came to the aid of a more than upset man on the Tobin Bridge Saturday evening after effectively persuading him not to throw his life away. A report published by the CDC says from the years 2000 through to 2020 shows that the suicide rates were an easy three to four times more for males when compared to females across this period, with both sexes having what seem to be lower rates in 2020 when compared to 2018 and 2019.  For males, suicide rates in the higher age groups have declined, and…

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Everything’s bigger in Texas, including kindness, and if you live in Lonestar State, then you know that we all love H-E-B. We have them all over, and anyone who doesn’t have one in their city yet wants one, or two, or a few around. H-E-B is a grocery store that offers more than usual selections, brands, and good prices and deals. H-E-B stands for ‘Here Everything’s Better’, Texas certainly thinks so – but after this young H-E-B employee paid for a family’s grocery bill once the customer realized she didn’t have enough cash to pay for everything – anyone who…

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This is a heart-melting reaction of care home residents as they were invaded by a fluffy storm of British bulldogs and Pomeranian pups. The charming video shows the occupants of Romford Grange Care cooing, having their noses licked, and petting the tiny canines. The visit, which occurred last month, was coordinated by Larry Cooley, proprietor of the Bully Ranch, as a feature of the ‘Bully Ranch to you’ project. The undertaking is a personal one for Larry, 34, who coordinated the outing to raise the spirits of the inhabitants at the elderly home. This is a great thing to have…

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We’ve heard many folk tales or stories about cats over time. We’ve had family fun movies such as DreamWorks Puss in Boots, we’ve had books or stories such as Cat in the Hat, cartoons we used to enjoy on Saturday mornings like Thundercats, and even plays centered around the felines – Cats. There are many more things involving cats that we’ve heard, told, seen, or experienced, and some of them might be true. For example, some of us might have read the children’s story The Cat Who Loved The Moon by Jennifer Reynolds, or seen Nyan cat flying through space…

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I remember when Pokémon first came out in the 90s and was the hottest thing around. Back then, parents were telling their kids who were fanatics to put the game down and go play outside, and when the game Pokémon GO first came out and people weren’t paying attention to their surroundings and had accidents while crossing the roads, the parents were now saying put the game down and come back inside! All jokes aside, a new study finds that catchin’ em all might actually be beneficial. This time, not just for bragging rights, or for the collection, but for…

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In the bible, we get to learn that God will not place anything on you more than you can handle and that he sends all good things. Not some, not a little, but all. This includes children, and whether there may be ‘something wrong with them or not, or things look bleak with the parent(s) or the baby, one thing stands, and will always stand. And that’s God’s word. Recently, it would seem as though God’s blessing shined through once again. This time in the UK – where two of the most preemie twins ever have at long last been…

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Imagine waking up to the sound of crashing thunder in the dead of night. Everything’s dark, and the only sound you can hear is the heavy rain crashing down on the roof. You turn over and find one of your dogs who jumped in the bed with you. You think they must have jumped in while I was asleep, but upon closer examination, you find that the dog is in fact not yours – but a total stranger!  This is exactly what happened to Julie Johnson in Tennessee. Unaware as to how the canine entered the house, it could have…

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A barman from the Brass Bell Restaurant and Pub in the town of Kalk Bay, who saved the lives of a group of individuals dragged out by a huge wave, has been crowned a hero. Tongai Matandirotya sprung into action when the massive wave hit, selflessly taking on the powerful waves completely disregarding his own wellbeing. Per Matandirotya, he saw a few people strolling along the harbor from the window next to where he was serving drinks. “I saw this wave come over the harbor and it covered the people, dragging them into the ocean. I immediately ran outside, undressed…

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A group of Good Samaritans acted quickly to help a lady who experienced a medical episode at a bustling Boynton Beach intersection last week, said police. A few drivers have persistent medical conditions that can influence their driving. The most well-known ones are diabetes and epilepsy, which can cause loss of cognizance and seizures, respectively, and that’s only counting day-to-day medical situations, and not other isolated ones such as heart attacks or strokes. At the point when an individual encounters these types of medical issues while driving, the likelihood of an accident jolts upwards. It is believed that roughly 20%…

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Following twenty long years of pondering and searching, a young Utah man has reunited with his long-lost birth mother after she sent him a Facebook message unexpectedly last November. Benjamin Hulleberg, a substitute teacher, knew early on that he had been adopted by his now-parents, Brian and Angela Hulleberg, and often found himself curious about his birth mom, somebody who he only had the first name to go off of, Holly. “It was always a very positive conversation,” the 20-year-old said. “It was my parents either expressing gratitude for Holly or me talking about how I’m grateful for her and…

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A heartwarming story tells of a 31-year-old man who left his home country – Pakistan – for a surgery procedure in the U.S., but ended up getting far more than just clinical assistance. He found his ‘home away from home’ in the southern city, and presently considers it and all its 211,000 occupants part of his big family. While he was preparing to tie the knot, he did what anyone else would do, he invited his family – all 211,000 of them – from Birmingham – to his wedding. This special story started in Pakistan where Anwer, who experienced kidney…

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Raccoons are often painted as sly, smart creatures who might be resourceful in scavenging for food. Loved by many from a distance, these cute creatures have a lot going for them. Such as having dexterous hands; they actually have what seem to be five fingers on each paw and they are quite useful when they come to scavenge in your garbage, break into your garage, or peek in your cooler. Their cool bandana-like mask isn’t just for show either, the black band around their eyes actually assists them with sight. The dark colors help to absorb light and reduce sharp…

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Sometimes we paint people who play video games in such a way that may not be fair. We might think that they are lonely, weird, or even nerdy. However, that couldn’t be further from the truth, and a new poll indicates they may have more friends than us in adulthood. Playing video games, be it on console or PC master race, can actually assist some people with making new, life-long friends. The everyday American has made an estimated five new friends via playing online video games on PC or console (not Farmville on Facebook.) A survey indicated that by playing…

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Ben Jackson, a sheep farmer, from Guyra, couldn’t come to Brisbane to be with his auntie during her last minutes following a two-year battle with cancer that started toward the beginning of the pandemic. He was unfortunately stuck in lockdown in New South Wales and sadly wasn’t able to go to his auntie’s memorial service. However, that didn’t stop him from honoring her with his sheep. Helping his sheep to create a love heart, and capturing the moment on video. “Unfortunately, she didn’t make it,” Jackson said. “At those times of grief, you feel really helpless, you don’t know what…

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If you’re having a rough day, and need a pick me up, try this story! It’ll easily clear up those dark clouds, and should be able to get you to crack a smile, if not make you laugh your socks off! Some of us may be aware that man’s best friend, our dogs – may have poor eyesight, but what they lack in eyesight is highly made up with some of their other senses such as hearing, or in this case smell.  Our furry pals heavily rely on their smell, and while they have more taste buds than their arch-nemesis…

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Moms around the world better watch out because this chimp might be coming for your spot in mother of the year! This amazing video and story help prove that even animals feel love and compassion. The mind-boggling world’s first moment when a chimpanzee mother applies a bug to her child’s injury has been caught on record. Analysts watched chimps in the wild in Gabon applying bugs to their injuries and the injuries of their loved family and friends. The chimp’s mother, Suzee, was caught on camera checking out the injury on her young child Sia’s foot before grabbing a bug…

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Kangaroos are one of the most popular animals that come from Australia. Children adore them for their cute-fluffy fur and for carrying even cuter baby joeys inside their pouch. However, another less known fact about kangaroos is that they are surprisingly good swimmers! Along with balancing when standing high up on its hind legs, its strong tail also helps them swim. Recently one such kangaroo took a deep dive into the ocean. Be it from losing its balance, defending itself from prey, or wanting to cool down, we are unsure, but it leaped off some rocks and got pulled back…

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