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Woman Who Got Dishwashing Job at Husband's Nursing Home Says 'I Couldn't Let COVID Keep Us Apart'
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Mary Daniel now wants to help other people visit family members in care facilities: "There has to be a plan in place that will allow people to get back to their loved ones"
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'Sweetheart' Funeral Director Gives Dignified Farewells to Families Losing Loved Ones to COVID-19
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Caroline Schrank has been helping New York families give their loved ones proper goodbyes
Linda Tripp Dies at 70: Lightning Rod Exposed Bill Clinton's Lewinsky Affair — Then Started Over Away from D.C.
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"There are people who think I'm a hero, and there are people who think I'm a villain," she told PEOPLE in 2003. "And I'm neither"
Father and Sons Assemble Backpacks Filled with Sanitation Supplies to Help Those in Need
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Robert Charland and his stepsons fill the bags with things like hand sanitizer and masks to distribute to homeless people and others at risk
Michigan Teen Who Nearly Died From Vaping Creates Foundation To Warn Other Kids of Dangers
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After undergoing a double lung transplant, Daniel Ament wants to spread awareness to teens about the true harm of vaping
Grad Student Rescues Girl, 8, From Alleged Restaurant Kidnapping, Gets Free Breakfast for a Year
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"I just had a weird feeling about it," Cody Byrd, 24, tells PEOPLE. "And I saw something potentially dangerous"
Turning Christmas Trees Into Free Canes Helped Bring Army Vet 'Back from the Brink of Suicide'
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Anyone — veteran or not — can fill out a form for a free cane from Jamie Willis' project, Canes for Veterans Central Texas
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Chely Wright Reveals She Suffered a Stroke a Year Ago: 'It's Been a Long Year, But I Am Okay'
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The country star said she went to the ER with a migraine, but doctors confirmed a stroke
Husband of 'Excited and Scared' Nurse Shaves Off Her Hair in Photos About Her Brave Cancer Battle
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The couple kept repeating how much "they love each other," says photographer Mandy Parks, whose goal was to capture Charlie Johnson's "warrior" strength
Turning Christmas Trees Into Free Canes Helped Bring Army Vet 'Back from the Brink of Suicide'
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Anyone — veteran or not — can fill out a form for a free cane from Jamie Willis' project, Canes for Veterans Central Texas
Chely Wright Reveals She Suffered a Stroke a Year Ago: 'It's Been a Long Year, But I Am Okay'
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The country star said she went to the ER with a migraine, but doctors confirmed a stroke
Husband of 'Excited and Scared' Nurse Shaves Off Her Hair in Photos About Her Brave Cancer Battle
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The couple kept repeating how much "they love each other," says photographer Mandy Parks, whose goal was to capture Charlie Johnson's "warrior" strength
Massachusetts Auto Mechanic Spends His Final Days Repairing Bikes for Kids in Need: 'I Can Improve Kids' Lives'
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Bob Charland, who has an incurable brain disease, has donated more than 300 bikes to deserving children
Couple Who Met During an Eclipse Wed During Total Solar Eclipse: 'It's the Most Romantic Thing'
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Travel-blogging couple Elien Wijns and Liam Dorney say the sun, moon and stars aligned for their love story
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Woman Burned in Fire at Grandparents' Home as a Child Inspires Burn Victims: 'I Had to Survive to Help Other People'
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When Lesia Cartelli was 9 years old, she was severely burned in a gas explosion at her grandparents' home in East Detroit
I Watched Chris Cornell's Final Show — and Saw Ominous Hints of the Tragedy to Come
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Cornell seemed different, the photog noticed
Florida Woman Sends Disney-Inspired Princesses to Hospitals and Homes to Entertain Sick Children
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"For a little bit of time, Phoebe wasn't worried when she had to go get labs next or take medicine," Cole Dooley says of his daughter, who has a brain tumor and got a home princess visit. "She got to be a little kid."
A Heroic Win-Win: Non-Profit Trains Shelter Dogs For Wounded, Struggling Veterans
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Started by a civilian contractor in Afghanistan, Dogs2DogTags works to support the people who have fought for our freedom.
Childhood Friends Use Life Savings, Faith to Create Mobile Showering Stations for Homeless
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When there are people who care and when a community starts to care, then a community starts to change," Chris Bentley tells PEOPLE
Childhood Friends Use Life Savings, Faith to Create Mobile Showering Stations for Homeless
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When there are people who care and when a community starts to care, then a community starts to change," Chris Bentley tells PEOPLE
See the Symbolic Ring This Jewelry Designer Created Just for Single Ladies: 'Why Wait for a Man to Buy You Diamonds?'
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"For however long you are single, feel good about being wherever you are. It's all about being confident, joyful and happy," Ruta Fox tells PEOPLE
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Erika Clark Kicks Her Way into Florida High School Football History – On the Boys' Team
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Erika Clark, a 17-year-old football kicker, is likely the first girl to make a Florida All-State team
Country Duo Joey + Rory Ask for Prayers and a Miracle After Joey Stops Cancer Treatment
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Feek says his wife's cancer is aggressive, spreading and not responding to chemo and radiation
Iowa Barber Offers Free Haircuts to Children Who Read to Him: 'I'm Worried About Kids Today'
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Courtney Holmes says Dubuque is rallying around efforts to encourage youth through stronger reading skills, a predictor of success in later life
North Carolina Man, 88, Raises More than $218,000 Walking to Fight World Hunger, Will Do 'Anything' for the Cause
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Lloyd Lancaster will be 89 when he participates in his 33rd CROP Hunger Walk in October
Grieving Mom: I Only Learned of Teen Daughter's Dark Double Life Online After Her Suicide
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Families must communicate more and police their children's technology, the mom of a dead Alabama teen tells PEOPLE
Michigan Family's Traveling Stuffed Toy Delivers Messages of Hope Around the Country
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The tiny toy and his touching story carry the message that "we are never alone," Cathie Rourke tells PEOPLE
Grey Gardens Filmmaker Albert Maysles Dies at 88
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Maysles was best known for his work on the Rolling Stones film Gimme Shelter and Grey Gardens
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