Author: Moha

If you don’t have your eyes glued to your toddler at all times, they could disappear at any moment. In high-traffic places like New York City and Disney World, parents sometimes even leash their children! Still, you’d think it’d be hard to lose a child in the secluded quaintness of the woods. So when an unsupervised three-year-old boy from Florida wandered off into the thick of the woods, his mother was was worried sick, but as it…

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One of the worst things that can happen to a parent is learning one of their children has an incurable, deadly disease. It’s a fate no one deserves, as Martine Rothblatt tragically learned. Her daughter had a condition that would slowly kill her. Martine, drawing on every ounce of her immense wealth and creative mind, took an active role in trying to safe her daughter’s life. Space Lawyer Turned Founder Martine Rothblatt is a self-made female…

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Lily Robinson wrote a letter seeking an answer to a question that bothered her for ages, and for a 3-year-old, that was saying something. Whenever Lily spotted Sainsbury’s Supermarkets famous tiger bread, something just didn’t sit well with her, and she couldn’t let it go. The popular bread from the U.K. supermarket chain has a distinctive pattern, and as far as young Lily could tell, it didn’t resemble a tiger. Not one bit. Nothing Like…

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Living well into your old age may sound like a dream come true, or it may sound like a bit of a nightmare. When you’re as healthy as Stamatis Moraitis, however, living past 100 is nothing to scoff at. The veteran, who survived a civil war, a civil rights movement, and a terminal diagnosis, received the wildest news when he returned to the hospital thirty years after doctors thought he’d be dead. Civil War Stamatis…

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J.J. had big dreams of going to college after graduating high school. Just like any eager student, he immediately started filling out college applications, eager to pursue his passions at a four-year university. However, as he was applying, he stumbled across some chilling information about his family that completely upended his life. Missing Social Security Number Everything started with J.J Mangina’s college applications. When he punched in his social security number into an online portal,…

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No matter how tight your itinerary, somethign always goes wrong on a family vacation. Trains run late, must-try restaurants are closed, or, in the case of one family, disaster strikes on a sunny Florida beach. While the day started beautifully, one dive off a dock sent the family into a frenzy — and only a 9-year-old boy could save the day. Move Audrey and Josh Wiliams were still a bit new to Florida, their family…

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Most of your everyday workers aren’t exactly prepared to handle dangerous situations, but sometimes there’s a brave individual willing to rise up. This Taco Bell employee had been behind the counter for over a decade, but one scary turn of events changed everything. Even with fatal risks lurking around every corner, Sonja Nixon Frazier did not forget about what was really important. Sonja Nixon Frazier Sonja Nixon Frazier (middle) had been working at the Clarksville…

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  Tisha Beauchmin considered herself a regular person. She lived in the suburbs of Las Vegas with her husband Kevin. They both worked — she as a bingo cashier, he as an asset protection officer — and were raising five kids. But in 2017, when Tisha’s neighbor Audrey asked if she’d watch Audrey’s three kids during an unexpected hospital visit, Tisha said yes to the biggest, most irregular adventure of her entire life. Just Neighbors…

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There’s nothing like the slang of today to make you feel really, really out of touch. “Glow-up.” “No cap.” “On fleek.” Sure, it’s only natural for older generations to fall out of style with the latest terms, but at least we have our own tried-and-true slang to fall back on… right? Believe it or not, old-timey slang is even more ridiculous than what we have today. after hearing these Victorian terms, figuring out what “it’s lit” means…

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Whenever 10-year-old Audrey Doering grew anxious, she had a certain way of pushing up her glasses. Jennifer Doering, Audrey’s mother, noticed the move every time and found the little quirk endearing. She knew her daughter so well, right down to the way she laughed and cried; at least, she thought she knew her daughter. Then, a familiar figure in a forgotten photograph indicated she might have been more in the dark than she thought. The Right Choice…

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