Kindness begets kindness. So, wanted to create a space to share and amplify stories of kindness with the hope that it inspires a chain reaction.
Nora Younis
A turning point in my life came when a regular customer at the restaurant where I waited tables saw potential in me that I hadn’t yet seen in myself.
I had hit a wall, and not sure of where my life was going next. As a Palestinian growing up in Amman, Jordan I had fallen in love with the creativity, consideration, and care Arab women took with their beauty and style. I quickly took notice of the impeccable makeup, big hair, and prominent brows and would attempt to replicate these looks on my younger sisters (it goes without saying that at 12 years old I botched my sister’s hair in our apartment kitchen). Read more>>
Nicole Taylor
The kindest thing anyone has ever done for me was believing in me when I didn’t believe in myself. My Fiance saw my passion for dance medicine and my vision for something bigger—before I even fully saw it myself. I was hesitant to take the leap and start my own practice, doubting whether I could make it work. But he never wavered. He reminded me of my expertise, my dedication to my patients, and the impact I could have if I built something of my own. Read more>>
Christina Liddicoat
When I was 12 I got bit by a deer tick. My mom and I went to the doctor to make sure I did not have Lyme disease. At that time the doctor said I did not have Lyme disease. As I had no rash that developed. I moved on with my life as a normal 12-year-old would and continued to play basketball. However, shortly after this, I developed severe chronic pain that would best be described as a stabbing sensation in my calf muscle. Eventually, the pain got so bad that I could not even run and could barely walk. I would often cry in pain when having to move my calves when doing daily tasks or walking. My mom and I went to countless doctors all of which performed examinations unable to diagnose what was occurring in my calves as the X-rays showed no fractures or muscle tears. Read more>>