Poor Paralyzed Dad of 2 Creates Shop of Good Deeds, Soon Has Countless Buyers — Story of the Day

Blake’s life turned upside down in the blink of an eye after he was paralyzed and left to care for his two sons alone. He never forgot the kindness people showed him during that phase, so he created a ‘good deeds’ shop, not knowing what it would bring.

The breeze gently kissed Blake’s face as he sat in his wheelchair on the front porch, remembering his late wife. Not long ago, he was a happy family man, and life had been pleasant. Unfortunately, a car accident destroyed everything.

Blake lost both his wife and his ability to walk in the accident. He panicked when he regained consciousness in the hospital room and realized his wife wasn’t there.

When the doctors shook their heads and delivered the terrible news to him that his wife had died, Blake cried for hours. He couldn’t believe his wife, his dear Rose, was not coming back…

Blake came home from the hospital, paralyzed and in a wheelchair, to a grand celebration organized by the neighbors and his two sons, Ryle and Max. Tears rose in his eyes to see the smile on all the people gathered there, including his sons.

“Dad! Welcome home!” Max chirped.

“Dad, dad, we’ve got the cake too! The chocolate one! It’s your favorite, right?” Ryle added.

“Kids…” Blake said, teary-eyed. “Your mom…

she is not coming back. She’s with the angel now, and we only have each other…”

“We know, Dad…” Ryle said sadly. “When you were in the hospital, the neighbors visited you. They also looked after us when you were not home. I know I’m older than Max, and I was supposed to look after him, but I couldn’t have done everything without the help of our neighbors…”

“They helped you two all these days?” Blake was taken aback. “Really?”

After Blake met with the accident, he was unconscious for weeks in the hospital. He had no idea his neighbors had been his rock in tough times and looked after his two sons.

“Yes, Dad,” Max said. “They did. They helped us. Everyone! We did miss Mom a lot, but she would’ve hated to see us sad, right? Let’s be happy for Mom’s sake, Dad. Please?”

Blake cried as he sliced the cake that day, but he was so proud of his two sons for being so strong in the face of the family tragedy. And he was grateful to his neighbors for pitching in to help him and his family.

The next morning, Blake woke up late. Ryle assisted him in getting into the wheelchair, and as they exited the room, Blake was surprised to see the dinner table set with breakfast. He then entered the kitchen and noticed his next-door neighbor, Mrs. Sebastian, preparing more food.

“Oh, you’re here, deary!” The 70-year-old said with a smile. “Come on, come on, join us for breakfast.”

“Mrs. Sebastian!” gasped Blake. “The breakfast alone...