To the friendly guy in a white long sleeve shirt at smoke n spice on saturday night, people like you are reminders that kind people still exist

Thank you to the awesome afternoon shift and midnight shift at Leamington ER for being so wonderful when I was brought in on Sunday evening with some serious anaphylaxis. You guys were incredibly organized and positive.

This past Sunday, Jan 25th I had returned from Toronto with my 15 month old by train - the last train of the day, arriving at 11:20pm. It was cold, my daughter is HUGE for her age (26lbs, and not yet walking) and my husband had walked 40 minutes to meet me and help us and our things (diaper bag, stroller, etc) into a cab.

As many know, cabs are in short supply at the train station and by the time we made it to the cab stand, they were all full, mostly university students, single riders... I was exhausted from having her in my arms for 5 hours, my husband had worked all day and so we grudgingly joined the queue for the next car. A few people had noticed us struggling as I had called to cab drivers to "Please radio for more cars, there are lots of us!".

When a single woman went to take the next cab, a group of men, much further back in the line called to her, "C'mon, be nice, let the lady with the kid go!" Which was quickly echoed by people in the line "yeah", and "have a heart!". I called out a thank you to everyone as she very reluctantly gave us the cab.

It sounds silly, but as someone who routinely lets others in front of me at the grocery store, or waves a car through ahead of me at an intersection, it felt wonderful to be recognized as someone needing help. When I put my little girl down tonight, I realized I have to thank those random guys who stuck up for my family last night. You all warmed my heart that my daughter gets to grow up in a town where humanity is still alive and well. And to the lady who had to wait a few more minutes, I do appreciate you putting yourself out, and for us, it meant a LOT.

Shout out to the white car in front of me at timmies!! Normally I'm the one paying it forward but this time you did for me I have to say it's a pretty awesome feeling someone else paying for it. Its not much but it's the thought that counts u gave ur 2$ so I can enjoy my tea ur an awesome person!! God will bless u like he has blessed me.

I am posting this in the hopes that this specific woman will somehow see it. Tonight I was serving two tables at my work. One was a larger table and the other was an older man sitting by himself. One of the ladies from my bigger table paid for the older man's dinner, and unfortunately she left before I could tell her what he said to me. When I told him that someone had paid for his meal, he was so touched and couldn't believe it. He told me that he would "never forget this for a long time" and that he "knows there are good people out there". He then told me about how him and his wife used to go there to eat all the time, but she passed away from cancer a few years ago and he continues to go to the restaurant to relive it. I know this woman did this out of the goodness of her heart and not for recognition, but I really want her to know the impact it had on this man. So if you are reading this, you truly made him incredibly happy. You touched his heart and mine. Thank you!

Today my husband and I went to Peters kitchen for breakfast with our 7 month old. As new parents this is still a nerve wracking experience and going to new places with our little one can be stessful. Of course our baby started to babble and scream, she was happy but just wanted to say hi to everyone. We were trying to get her to be quiet and a woman (who i believe was one of the owners) came up to us and told us "let her scream and play, she's a baby and having fun". This took the stress Away from us and allowed us to enjoy our breakfast.
The food was amazing and the staff was wonderful! We will going back for sure!

My child went missing at Colasanti's today. He is just about 6, non verbal and lives on the autism spectrum. I panicked and couldn't even give staff a proper description but you guys located him within 5 minutes! Our family is so very thankful...thank and bless you all.

Armando's on walker road! My husband and I were waiting for our dinner when he looked at me and said, I'm going to pass out! Being type 1 diabetic this happens when his sugar levels drop! He was very ill sweating shaking etc. The manager came over had girls bring soda glass after glass! A man sitting with his young family came over to assist as well! My husband just wanted to go home but was way to weak to even walk to our car!! This man, who turns out to be the managers cousin put his arm around my husband and walked us to our car telling me his friend is also type 1 ! It's very humiliating for anyone to have to be walked out of a pack restaurant like that! But the management and her cousin was nothing short of professional and caring I thank you from the bottom of our hearts!! As I was driving away she came out with our food we ordered and said please take this home on us so he can eat something when he feels better!! Classy act!! You have been spotted!!!