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    4-year-old calls stranger “old person” in store – then her mom is floored by his response

    Kelly WhitewoodBy Kelly WhitewoodJune 7, 20242 Mins Read
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    These days, it’s easy to forget about the elderly among us, which is perhaps why many older people live alone and feel isolated. Just because someone turns 65 or retires doesn’t mean they stop having feelings or opinions. In fact, they often need more friendship and love than ever before.

    When we came across this touching story online, we knew we had to share it. It’s about four-year-old Norah, who called a stranger in a grocery store an “old person,” and how that simple interaction changed both of their lives forever.

    Tara Wood, a mother of seven, shared an extraordinary experience she had with her daughter, Norah, on Facebook. The story quickly went viral. The day before Norah’s fourth birthday, she noticed an elderly person walking slowly and expressed her fondness for older people. Tara was struck by her daughter’s thoughtfulness and posted the quote on Facebook.

    On Norah’s birthday, they went to a grocery store to buy cupcakes. While Tara was distracted, Norah greeted an elderly man, calling out, “Hi old person! It’s my birfday today!” Despite Tara’s initial embarrassment, the man’s face softened, and he engaged Norah in a warm conversation, wishing her a happy birthday.

    After their brief encounter, Norah wanted a photo with the man, whom they later learned was named Mr. Dan. He happily obliged, and they shared a touching moment that Tara captured on her phone. This interaction brought joy to Mr. Dan, who had been lonely since his wife’s passing.

    Later that night, Tara received a message from someone who recognized Mr. Dan and shared his story. Moved by this, Tara arranged for Norah and Mr. Dan to meet again. They visited his home, spent time together, and formed a deep bond. Norah and Mr. Dan continued to meet regularly, bringing joy and companionship to each other.

    This heartwarming story reminds us that sometimes, talking to strangers can lead to beautiful new beginnings. Give it a try; you might be surprised by the connections you make.

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