Emotional Moment Young Man Helped a Woman Load Groceries in the Car Only to Find Out She Recently Lost Her Son

Emotional Moment Young Man Helped a Woman Load Groceries in the Car Only to Find Out She Recently Lost Her Son

  • A young man saw a woman trying to load her groceries into her car and decided to be kind and to help her do that
  • But he discovered in the process that the woman recently lost her son who would normally do such things for her
  • The discovery made the two of them emotional as they hugged in the video, eliciting emotional comments on social media

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After buying some groceries at the store, a woman tried loading them in her car, but suddenly, a young man came to help her do that.

As they got talking, the young man discovered that the woman recently lost her son who would normally help her do such chores.

A young man is seen in video helping a woman who recently lost her son
The man hugged the woman emotionally. Photo credit: @goodnewsmovement
Source: Instagram

The man became emotional

The young man on hearing the woman's story became very emotional as they both hugged in the video. The man could be seen stopping what he was doing to listen and then hug the woman.

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Social media users react

When the emotional video was posted on Instagram by @goodnewsmovement, it elicited further emotional reactions from members of the public. Here are a few of the reactions:

@erincarriker.outdoors said:

"And here I am crying at the gym. Such good people in this world."

@lifeonclevelandave reacted:

"God sends Angels in different ways."

@dreziaku said:

"God sends us angels disguised as people."

@neeeestor reacted:

"In a world full of crazy chaos we find that humanity still has a place in our hearts… thanks for sharing!"

@lynda0315 commented:

"This was so kind. I definitely think her son sent this Angel to help her."

@manifestingmekia said:

"It cost 0.00 to be kind!!! Bless this gentleman and prayers over this lady who lost her son."

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Meanwhile, YEN.com.gh previously reported that Robert Hampson is far from giving up in his fight against cancer thanks to his caring wife, one of his emotional and psychological support systems all this while.

In a Facebook post, Hampson disclosed that his significant other surprised him with a trip to Punta Cana to help take his mind off this disease. ''I’m fighting called cancer,'' he said.

With support from loved ones, especially his better half, he is positive about persevering and finally emerging victorious in his fight against cancer.

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