Thank you for celebrating Rorie and Josie’s second birthday with us! We’re grateful for all the ways the girls are remembered. If you performed an act of kindness in their memory, please feel free to share in the comments below or via email at alittlekindness513@gmail.com
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One of the easiest (and most delicious) ways of spreading kindness is through the gift of food. Whether it’s homemade or store bought, everyone loves receiving free food! Consider bringing food to your neighbors, local fire / police station, hospital, or school. We’re sure they’ll be thankful for your thoughtful and tasty gesture!
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Thank you to everyone who performed acts of kindness in memory of Josie and Rorie! The acts we heard about are described in the following posts, as well as in the comment sections of other posts. We are sure there were even more acts performed than the ones listed below! We are touched by the
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This year, we visited the amazing NICU staff who provided such incredible care to Rorie and Josie. Preemies have very sensitive eyes, so their isolettes are kept covered with a quilt. We made two quilts that we donated to the NICU in honor of our girls. We also donated several cloth hearts. Parents carry the
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The girls’ due date was a difficult day. Twins rarely go 40 weeks, so I never expected them to be born in September, but I did think they would still be with us. We had hoped this day would be filled with joy and wonder; instead it served as a reminder of loss. But, amidst
Our first act of kindness was, in my mind, a gift from the girls to other little ones. I pumped while Rorie and Josie were in the NICU. It brought me joy and comfort to know that there was a tangible thing I could do to help them. They weren’t able to take very much
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Josie and Rorie’s parents love coffee. They love the smell, the flavors, and Jesse even likes decaf coffee! For this little act of kindness we suggest you buy someone else coffee (or another drink). It’s not just about the drink—it’s about the feeling of being seen, cared for, and unexpectedly valued. In a world that
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