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  1. It disgusts me how expensive prosthetics are. It's like the companies are exploiting those who require them, who have been through so much pain.
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  2. We need this kid to storm Area 51 with us
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  3. I have this amazing ability that every time I try to multiply two large numbers I immediately fall asleep.
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  4. His mother deserves "the best nurse" award. He survived so long without dying from a wound infection. RIP Johnny.
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  5. Honestly, I don't have any chronic illnesses. My depression has been getting very bad as of late and my suicidal thoughts have been getting even worse. But...seeing this documentary really made me think. It makes me realize that so many people are suffering. So many people need help. I want to do something more in this life than what I'm doing now. Johnny made me realize that. He made me realize that even if I have something horrible in my life that I can STILL keep going and keep my head up just like him. He's such an inspiration and I'm so sad to have seen such a beautiful life been cut far too short. I wish I could thank him personally for all that he's taught me, but that isn't a reality. The only thing I can do is live my life and keep him in mind. I'm so glad I stumbled upon this extremely humbling documentary. This was genuinely a lifesaver for me. I'll try and do the best I can in my life for Johnny and myself.
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  6. He is still a really attractive guy. Like I know he doesn't have lips buy dammnn boi lookin fine.
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  7. My son calls me morbid when I put this kind of stuff on for back ground noise while I sleep. šŸ˜„
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  8. This man has the most beautiful soulful eyes I have ever seen
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  9. It's like a bedtime story. The narrator has a perfect voice for it. I also put these on to fall asleep šŸ˜“
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  10. Mum has done such a wonderful job raising him. He's an extremely eloquent and polite young man from what we can see.
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  11. What gets to me is how much the defendants and those close to them are deeply in denial about their guilt in their crimes
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  12. This is exactly what happened to my sister at age 27, only she wasnā€™t fortunate enough to survive it. Despite his physical limitations, Alex is so blessed to be alive and have a fully functioning brain! In 9 years, this is the first time Iā€™ve heard of anyone else having gone through this. My sisterā€™s case was the first her doctors had ever seen. Had they been able to diagnose it more quickly, her outcome wouldā€™ve likely been much different.
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  13. This guy is really strong and a real fighter, but HIS WIFE! She is a hero! She is taking care of their buisness, their son and him, and she still loves him finds time for visits and is a huge mental support. Oh yeah, and she has her nails all done when she visits him ā¤ļø Props!!!
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  14. Thank you so much for sharing my story, Real Stories! <3 <3 <3
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  15. Omg all these people who listen to this while they sleep! Iā€™m soooo glad Iā€™m not alone....Iā€™ve been doing this for years....back to the Sony walkman days!
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  16. Such an intelligent young man! Well spoken and seeming self-assured- the mum should be proud. It's a shame that his father isn't in his life, that man has missed out on a beautiful child.
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  17. 101 things I didn't learn in school growing up in the USA.
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  18. Real documentaries you are really doing a good job.
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  19. Aww when she said itā€™s hard and then started to cry made my heart melt
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  20. Excellent documentary!!! I feel for these people and I pray that Fernando receives asylum like his siblings. It's not fair he gets deported. He did the best he could to protect his siblings from those evil people. Fernando never give up...
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  21. I love documentaries because they have the power to expand our perspective and increase empathy and togetherness. At the moment our world needs more well made documentaries than ever so that we can connect and develop as humans. Looking forward to watching this one.
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  22. Leave other people and their property alone Build your own empire. Nobody owes you anything!!
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  23. Yes darling girl, you shouldn't have had to grow up without your mother.
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  24. the interview with Nancyā€™s daughter broke my heart. My thoughts go out to you ā¤ļø
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  25. What is the bet that if this were to happen to a child at a regular school, the school nurse's reaction would be "Here, put some ice on it and walk it off"
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  26. I guess my wedding should be here. On January 6, 1980, my first husband did a murder- suicide in which only the suicide was successful. I have been paralyzed from waist down for 39 years. On June 15, 1991 I married my best true friend at my Parish Church. We were blessed with the most wonderful baby boys, the older looks like his Dad and the younger looks like me. Our life has been wonderful and we did all the things that close, tight-knit nuclear families. We eat as a family every night. We talk openly with each other. We trust each other. I was always super involved in their school and extracurricular activities, even when I worked. Three years ago these wonderful men threw us a wonderful 25th anniversary party. People who see me feel pity but they are so wrong. I have been so richly blessed and I know God knew exactly where I should be. I didn't know it at the time, but as I grew and learned that courage and grace can surmount almost anything, I never lost hope of finding true love. We've had our ups and downs. Pregnancy was hard and I've had a few health challenges. I lost my right leg five years ago and that's been hard but he was by my side. I pray that it is God's will that we have many more years together and lots of grandchildren. But that's it. Its all possible with God's help. ā¤ļø
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  27. These stories are great. We need more marathons, please.
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  28. Hey Real Stories, can you guys just upload these in one playlist and not name each one like itā€™s a different documentary? Itā€™s literally a mini-series with episodes but the way theyā€™re uploaded makes it seem like each episode is its own story.
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  29. I was about to ask....."what did those babies ever do to end up in prison so early??" šŸ¤£šŸ¤£šŸ¤£
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  30. Man what a sad story... Poor lady I hope she finds inner peace someday.
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  31. ā€œWhen the parents leave the gangs comeā€ so true in any place around the world. I used to eat tortillas with salt and some with butter. I feel for them, I really do.
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  32. Inge, I think you are amazing and you keep doing your thing! You've had an amazing life and I hope you keep having one for years.
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  33. These people did not have an easy time. Really cool of them to share how it was for them, so glad times have changes.
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  34. This was a really good documentary!
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  35. QuĆ© documentario tan emocionante. Me sentĆ­ muy triste cuando Fernando decĆ­a sobre siempre sentirse como el Ćŗltimo en todo. HabĆ­a trabajado tan duro para ayudar a su familia y claramente despuĆ©s de todos sus hermanos recibieron el asilo, lidiĆ³ con unas emociones mixtas. What a moving documentary. I felt so sad when Fernando was saying that he always feels like he comes last in everything. He'd worked so hard to help his family and clearly was dealing with some mixed emotions after all his siblings had been granted asylum. (Sorry for my bad Spanish / Lo siento por mis errores)
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  36. Thank you so much for this series !!!
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  37. Best documentary series ever!
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  38. I am in love with this series! I've been waiting all day to see the notification for this next episode.
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  39. You donā€™t need a reason, watch it for the halibut.
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  40. That is one of the most funniest and wholesome documentary Iā€™ve ever seen
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  41. I think itā€™s a great video and he should be an inspiration to all people with disabilitiesā™„ļø
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  42. Lov lov the cow story. Good vibes mama And wow w all the others stories. But the cow got me and the granny
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  43. Thank you Real Stories. I know you likely don't read comments but I want to say this was an amazing documentary. Ordinary people doing extraordinary things. Most of the time I don't care for human beings but when I am watching shows like this I tend to fall in love with the human race all over again. Regards from Nova Scotia.
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  44. This will be an awesome series! Thanks for great first video.ā˜ŗ
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  45. I actually heard about this a while back. Always was curious to know more. Definitely looking forward to the premiere!
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  46. Oh. My. GAWD. This is a brilliant piece. This is going on my Favorites List because I'm definitely rewatching this one. I learned SO much and pieced together things I see in my hometown everyday, but didn't understand.
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  47. Mind-blowing video šŸ‘šŸ˜Š
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  48. Who else agrees that Real Stories is doing an excellent job? Greetings from Ghana šŸ‡¬šŸ‡­ West Africa.
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  49. Watched the trailer and I'm looking forward to it! Stories like this need to be shared everywhere to create more empathy in the world šŸ’™
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  50. Amazing docu. thank you for sharing! xoxo
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