daybydayinourworld
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Ordinary Angels is a compelling film that weaves together the threads of faith, family, and the unexpected miracles that shape our lives.
Similar to other films, Ordinary Angels is presented in such a way as to tug on your heartstrings.
Knowing the fragility of the young daughter who recently lost her mother, how could you not feel at least some empathy for the family?
You may even feel empathy for Sharon, the hairdresser who is seeking her own transformation and chance for redemption.
Sharon approaches her journey alongside Ed's family as one of altruism. Yet, she is battling her demons of alcoholism and an estranged relationship with her son.
Helping Michelle helps Sharon and even Ed in ways they might not have recognized.
Sharon brings her tough cookie, 'never stop at the first no' approach to fundraising for the family. Not only is Ed drowning in bills for Michelle, but he also has tens of thousands owed for the care his wife received before dying.
Through Sharon's tenacity, she helps the family cover part of the bill while having the hospital 'erase' a huge swath as well.
I couldn't help but think about all the families out there who are drowning in healthcare bills; unable to stay afloat.
I've heard about how anyone could be one medical emergency away from losing everything. Ed's family was on the verge of losing their home and even his daughter's life with no ability to afford the treatments she needed.
After helping them arrive at a 'clean slate' financially, Sharon doesn't stop as she recognizes there is more to be done.
Michelle will need a transplant (that costs a fair bit of cash) and to have the transplant she has a short window for getting to the hospital doing the operation.
After learning which types of people and companies would have a private jet, Sharon knocks on several doors to get people lined up.
She also leverages the local media to help tell Michelle's story.
Sharon's actions led to an extraordinary, miraculous outcome. Michelle survived and has been able to lead a life that touches many others.
The inspiration we can glean from Ordinary Angels is that each of us can contribute to the benefit of others. That you may need to ask a lot of people before you find someone who can and will help.
Similar to other films, Ordinary Angels is presented in such a way as to tug on your heartstrings.
Knowing the fragility of the young daughter who recently lost her mother, how could you not feel at least some empathy for the family?
You may even feel empathy for Sharon, the hairdresser who is seeking her own transformation and chance for redemption.
Sharon approaches her journey alongside Ed's family as one of altruism. Yet, she is battling her demons of alcoholism and an estranged relationship with her son.
Helping Michelle helps Sharon and even Ed in ways they might not have recognized.
Sharon brings her tough cookie, 'never stop at the first no' approach to fundraising for the family. Not only is Ed drowning in bills for Michelle, but he also has tens of thousands owed for the care his wife received before dying.
Through Sharon's tenacity, she helps the family cover part of the bill while having the hospital 'erase' a huge swath as well.
I couldn't help but think about all the families out there who are drowning in healthcare bills; unable to stay afloat.
I've heard about how anyone could be one medical emergency away from losing everything. Ed's family was on the verge of losing their home and even his daughter's life with no ability to afford the treatments she needed.
After helping them arrive at a 'clean slate' financially, Sharon doesn't stop as she recognizes there is more to be done.
Michelle will need a transplant (that costs a fair bit of cash) and to have the transplant she has a short window for getting to the hospital doing the operation.
After learning which types of people and companies would have a private jet, Sharon knocks on several doors to get people lined up.
She also leverages the local media to help tell Michelle's story.
Sharon's actions led to an extraordinary, miraculous outcome. Michelle survived and has been able to lead a life that touches many others.
The inspiration we can glean from Ordinary Angels is that each of us can contribute to the benefit of others. That you may need to ask a lot of people before you find someone who can and will help.