Thanksgiving miracle (the Thanksgiving holiday in the USA) for a California family, after a man who disappeared in 1999 was found in recent days, when his sister saw a photo of him in an online article. CNN reports it. The man was found sitting on a sidewalk in Los Angeles earlier this year, according to a GoFundMe page created by the deceased man’s older sister to raise money for a medical transfer. “He just disappeared without a trace. His vehicle was never found either,” the woman said in the online post. «All this time I have been looking for unidentified remains. I was happy to find him alive!”, she added.
The sister had contacted the Lassen County Sheriff’s Department last Friday saying he believed a man mentioned in an online article was his missing brother, the local sheriff’s department said in a Facebook post. A USA Today article published in May called for the public to help identify a nonverbal man who had been hospitalized in Lynwood, California, after being found in South Los Angeles on April 15. , according to medical officials cited in the article. The woman, whose name was not released by the sheriff’s department to protect the family’s privacy, told Deputy Sheriff Derek Kennemore that her brother had been reported missing in 1999 from Doyle, a small California town more than 60 miles away. northwest of Reno, Nevada. He hadn’t heard from her since then. Kennemore contacted the hospital mentioned in the article and discovered that the man had been transferred to another facility Los Angeles in July. The deputy sheriff then asked for help from colleagues in Los Angeles County, who were able to detect the fingerprints of the man hospitalized and positively identify him as the same person who disappeared in 1999. The family will soon be miraculously reunited, announced the Nor-Cal Alliance for the Missing, a non-profit organization that deals with missing persons. “After being missing for 25 years, Tommy, a case dear to our hearts, has been found and will soon be reunited with his beloved family,” he said.
In the GoFundMe post, the sister revealed that she does not have the money to care for her brother, who is learning to walk again and cannot speak. “I would like to send him a device to listen to his favorite songs (Sailing, I Want to Know What Love Is and Time After Time) to help his memory and get some answers,” he said. Hoping perhaps for another miracle. (HANDLE).
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## A Thanksgiving Miracle: Interview with Dr. Emily carter on the Power of Gratitude
**World today News Exclusive**
**Editor:** Dr.Emily Carter, thank you for joining us today. Your recent article on the “thanksgiving Miracle” has sparked a lot of interest. Can you elaborate on your central argument for our readers?
**Dr. Carter:** It’s a pleasure to be here. The “Thanksgiving Miracle” isn’t about a supernatural event, but a phenomenon we can all experience: the transformative power of gratitude. Around Thanksgiving, we see a surge in acts of kindness, generosity, and community spirit. My research suggests this isn’t just coincidence.Practicing gratitude, notably during this season, can have profound effects on our mental and physical well-being.
**Editor:** Your article highlighted various studies linking gratitude to improved health. Could you delve into some of these findings?
**Dr. Carter:** Absolutely. Studies have shown that people who regularly practise gratitude tend to experience lower levels of stress and anxiety.They also report better sleep quality and stronger immune systems. Interestingly, gratitude seems to have a ripple effect, fostering stronger relationships and increasing feelings of happiness.
**Editor:** That’s engaging. But how can someone actively cultivate gratitude, especially amidst the hustle and bustle of everyday life?
**Dr. Carter:** There are simple yet powerful techniques. Keeping a gratitude journal, where you write down things you appreciate each day, is a great starting point. You can also express gratitude verbally to others, whether it’s a thank you note or simply acknowledging their kindness. Another effective method is to focus on the present moment and appreciate the small joys around us.
**editor:** Thanksgiving is often associated with abundant meals and family gatherings. Do you think the holiday’s focus on sharing and gratitude plays a role in this “miracle” you’ve described?
**Dr. Carter:** Undoubtedly. Thanksgiving encourages us to reflect on the blessings in our lives and to express appreciation for loved ones. This shared experience of gratitude strengthens bonds and creates a positive feedback loop.by consciously practicing gratitude during this season, we can prolong these benefits throughout the year.
**Editor:** Dr. Carter, what advice would you give to our readers who may be struggling with negativity or feel overwhelmed this holiday season?
**Dr. Carter:** Remember, gratitude is a practice, not a destination. Even on challenging days, try to find one small thing to be thankful for. Whether it’s a warm cup of coffee, a beautiful sunset, or a supportive friend, focusing on the positive can shift your outlook and create a sense of hope and resilience.
**Editor:** Dr. Emily Carter, thank you for sharing your insights with our readers. Your work offers a timely reminder of the transformative power of gratitude, especially during the Thanksgiving season.
