Who is your hero/heroine in your real life?
Most of my imaginary heroes turn to be a big zero when I
happen to meet them accidently.

My Hero was my granny..........never let us down...

One of my friends has survived many physical pitfalls. He's a bit brain damaged, but it doesn't stop him. He sometimes stammers a lot, too.

I have a nephew in his mid 20's who was paralyzed from the waist down in a accident. Here you have a kid who could easily give up or be bitter.

But he never is, he fights every day and has accepted what has happened and has adjusted his life.

He always has a big smile on his face, always happy and finds new ways to make his life better. He drives now ( a specially equipped van) and he is as independent as can possible be. He is at every family party and he works on a computer and makes a pretty nice living.

He never gives up... never

Mike is my hero.

My last living uncle, is the Hero in my life.
He has buried 3 of his 4 sons.
And yet he is a rock.
Always there when needed.

He is the unofficial 'Mayor' of San Miguel de Allende.
The most wonderful, steadfast man in the world :-)

never had one
but if i did i would say my grandparents
they have taught me more then my parents ever did

hope they RIP
miss them lots

dale earnhaert sr,,,a good man,and a hell of a good driver

One of mine is a local man who served in the U.S. Navy during WWII. He witnessed the raising of the American flag on Iwo Jima.

My hero is my mom. She picks me up every time I hold out my hand.

Your mom is still alive?

My grandma aunty and mum all have fought cancer and survived
Taught me cooking ,knitting sewing, gardening
Most of all how to be strong confident indepent woman that can hold her own
Did i say can be a bit stubborn. Lol

My parents, they both had totally crap childhoods, yet they overcame that to be fantastic parents and totally wonderful people. They're not perfect and that's a good thing because they taught me that mistakes and failures are a part of life, it's how you deal with them that makes you the person choose to be.

I am very sure you will maintain the same tradition to your grand children.

My parents. They neally lost me to asthma many times and I spent a lot of my childhood in hospital, my mom would always stay with me 24/7 while my dad took care of my twin and older sister.

Also my dad worked all the hours god sends to provide us with everything we needed, plus a lovely house in a lovely safe area and excellent schools, all while my mom was raising twins and my 18 month older sister. And with me being so poorly that cant have been easy.

and to this day, always being there for me in every way.

Also my parents saved my life in November when my mom found me dead in my room, if it wasn't for their actions while waiting for the paramedics I wouldn't be here.

Touches One's Heart. Beautiful. Amen.

Debbie,

thanks Maia and Kaustuv. im tearing up now, I didn't expect anyone to react to my post.

thank you both.

You have wonderful parents

yes I do, there amazing. there is one more thing as well, but I didn't post that because it could be upsetting to some people.

Who's Maia, Debbie? IAmWhoIAm?

And 'you' are Welcome.