I ABSOLUTELY 1,000% LOVED THIS STORY. Most stories never read it, as you did. I have somewhat severe learning challenges. I lose so much of the stories that I try to view, because the wording goes so fast. While viewing this story. I immediately realized you were reading every word there. I was FINALLY ABLE TO RELAX & JUST ENJOY YOUR KINDNESS. THANK YOU SO MUCH 💖💖💖💖💖
If u put ur finger on. The top where the story is a gear will show up. Touch the gear and u can slow it or speed up the narration of the story ur watching
This story is wonderful and very heart warming. I'm so happy that she got her hearing back and has a wonderful husband. The boss that treated everyone so badly. I hope he learned to be a better person. He was very cruel to everyone. I'm glad the owner found out the truth about him. Was happy that she was able to hear again and had a great life.
I have hearing issues, so this story is pleasant to me. People are impatient with people who are hard of hearing. I know I will not have a magical recovery of my hearing, I found the ending touching.
I have hearing problems too now 73 yrs young I could not make out what was said but the sound only sometimes missed part of the sentence. Lots of times I asked PP to repeatedly their questions I founded they were annoying with me all my life that included my family. It’s making me strong and stronger with time. And I’m not angry or sad, I learned to ignored and get over most of things and never ever feel sorry for myself, I’ve mastered it, though I don’t look cheerful 24/7 but I am a happy heart…!😊
I'm friends with deaf people and I am proud of Lauren's determination and the fact she got it back means she got to experience both sides of the coin. They are the nicest people
She was a perfect example for others to emulate, free of false pride, filled with humility, confidence, tenacity, non-judgmentalsm and compassion regardless of her loss or struggles in life.
She was a fictional invention. To exercise your brain, look for the moralistic positives and cross reference them with the preachings of religious cults.
@@alshotrodsandratrods8780 Does it really matter what type or job it was or company? Bullshit story? This is America and you have your right to your opinion but in 13 days, 794772 views and more than 12k likes compared to a non count dislike the story speaks for itself and that more like it then dislike it and the story can fit just about any of the thousands of jobs in the world at any given time.
@@georgemessler3345 I know. It's a wonder how many stupid people exist. A lot more than I would have guessed. It's too generic he gave too many useless facts and couldn't think what kind of business it was Sales? real estate? insurance? It's always nice to see a college graduate to get a job and marry her boss.
The owner is the one who fuckup from the beginning when didn’t notice salaries from his best branch was being cut and his best employees from that branch were quitting or being fired. Always keep in a watchful on eye on the best and the worst at all times. (It’s Business 101)🔦💵🔦🔎
It's a made-up story. No one that could build a successful business would hire such a horrible manager, not look at salaries, not speak to HR, not look at employee turnover, not talk to employees, and not have a "suggestion" box. Yeah...the solution is to install "hidden cameras" which if found out would destroy his entire business.
@@spacecoastz4026 From the comments I thought I was the only person who could see that it was all made up. I think the author lives in India where it's acceptable to call a person a beggar or a tramp. How much did the job pay if she was still eating just bread and water? Also she didn't live in an abandoned shack. If she lived there it wasn't abandoned.
@@alshotrodsandratrods8780 I don't think I got more than half-way through the video...spent most of my time reading the idiotic comments of "I hope she's ok". LOL
I agree with the various comments regarding the slowness of the owner of the business to take action when his employees were resigning. However God's (or call it destiny's) plan for her life must be fulfilled. If the owner of the set up had taken action earlier the lady may not have had the opportunity to be hired in the first place.
Life for me started out tough, but I had my Mother's love. For a long time I knew that I had it better than some. Even so, after decades of up and downs, I got to the point where I didn't remember that fact. After loosing sight of this fact, I started looking at the randomness of the-universe, and figure out that little things like this story need to snap me back for being grateful for what I do have, instead of focusing on things that I don't have and want. Thank you, author!
The story brought tears to my eyes. As a business owner, my business is going through a "restructing." Everyone including the boss has taken a reduced pay. I am hoping this is only temporary. I also have a "challenge employee" but I am finding ways for her to work other jobs within the company. Everyone at my company has a commom denominator-the love of animals. Our clients, independent contractors & employees want us to succeed. Life & Work is a TEAM effort!.
After working as a OpenVMS Consultant contractor for over 17 years making 45 to 65 an hour and then having to find work in another field when I was unable to find work in my choose field of study; I was blessed to work as a custodial for the last 10 years of my career before retiring as a now custodian and had never seen so much disrespect, hate and bad treatment by upper management towards the custodial staff. The best advice I could give is to do the best job that you can do as a custodian and hopefully your situation will be better then mine and try not to take their treatment of you too personal even though it is personal so that their actions do not break your spirit.
Just goes to show that we should never judge a book by it's cover. We can never really know another person's struggles until we take the time and make the effort to communicate with them. In this day and age, we all have hardships and struggles of one kind or another. Never underestimate someone because they appear to have what you consider a disability. That person may just turn out to be your best friend or more. And NEVER let one bad apple (like Nate) spoil the rest of the batch.
Nice story and I bet the animal shelter gave her pets a more adequate home with plenty of food, water and loving care. A woman like that who owns a animal shelter would make it a loving caring haven for all animals. They would never go hungry, freeze or be lonely again under her ownership. As for her getting her hearing back. It was not due to any injury and the human brain can often do things to our bodies out of precieved guilt that we harbor if strong enough can cause such issues and never return at all. When she finally realised she was worth loving and was worth having a stable loving home it came back, luckily. Some people with such never get it back. She got blessed for her hard work and loving heart.
I am profoundly deaf myself, so I related to this story very deeply. I thought I was badly treated when I got my hearing aids age 8, but my life was not half so hard as Lauren's. I am so very glad that things turned around for her. I too find solace with animals. I can't believe that people can be so horrible about your background. Good for Nolan. It's funny how often people think if you are deaf, you are stupid! I'm just sorry the animals had to be in a shelter not her home in the end.
Deaf people to me are one of the most intelligent people out there. They might not have a hearing ability, but they have a huge heart and are very patient and hardworking. My brother’s hearing is impaired and I love him so much!
@@lifenarrated6836 it is difficult for me to understand how anyone could treat a deaf person poorly. My Aunt was deaf and read lips so well it was nearly impossible to determine she did not hear. I had coworkers in the hospital I worked in that were deaf and helped teach me sign language. Deaf people are compensated in other ways that make them very special. The manager in this story was a bully to all, not just the deaf lady. I hope that bastard died with bone cancer, he was a monster. Bosses can be strong but this guy was evil.
@@lifenarrated6836 , I'm glad you do. And yes, I think you judge most of us right. Of course, some of us will be bad. Can't help that. There's good and bad in all "tribes". We are intelligent I think because we are forced to use and develop telepathic skills in order to help us to communicate. Alongside lip-reading, face reading, and body reading. That's one of the reasons we bond well with animals too: they communicate between species telepathically, and we kind of pick up that vibe. Heart rules wisdom; the head: knowledge.
I'm not deaf, but I am without my hearing aids. My hearing has been bad since my younger years. Working on the flightline and driving heavy equipment (while receiving instructions caused my hearing to diminish. Beautiful story and outcome
This a very lovely story. I admire her grace and silent determination regardless of her situation. The overall out come was a good one and it really touch me. Reminds me of an old saying, "Our scars in life make us beautiful". Thank you for this story.
I’m deaf, I have an aunt that is constantly yelling can you hear me now then she yells even louder can you hear me now when I’m talking to my uncle on the phone, I just say I have to go uncle and he says I understand and I’m sorry, the sad thing is, their both in their 80’s. Since I was born this way, I just automatically adjusted to it. I’m so happy for Lauren, she finally found love again and she got her hearing back, a very beautiful story
When I had my own business I hired a young man who came in with 2 county workers. They explained that he was deaf but could read lips and had experience in my type of business. "Let him run this machine." I said and went to the front of the office. A few minutes later he had finished the job and I hired him. We got along very well and he stayed with us for a couple of years. I didn't want to lose him and he was happy with us but chose to go to work for a deaf school. He gave me a walnut encased Hallmark pen as a parting gift.
@@nemo227 I went into the funeral business, I mainly worked in the embalming room, the director working with the family he would of course write down what the family wanted and I’d do my job. There were time’s when I needed to meet with the family and I’d just turn up my hearing aids and talk with them.
@@theresareynolds3133 Hearing aids are a GREAT invention. The embalming room is nowhere near an easy job for many people. I remember a woman in our local Toastmasters club who talked about her time as an embalmer. It turns out that she wasn't right for that type of work. Some people can do it and some can't. I'm reminded of the time I was considering a job in hearing aid sales. While reading about the subject I learned that some people try hearing aids for a while and then abandon them because they find the world to be too noisy. That surprised me.
@@nemo227 I’ve been retired for a while but I still miss it, I’m not morbid or sick minded, I just liked it when people would say he or she looks so lifelike and I worked for some pretty awesome people.
Sounds like someone I would like to get to know. That is absolutely amazing how it took a jerk who thought he could make a joke out of her and instead help her get into a position of being successful and having a great life.
Did anyone in the office have a problem with Nate’s use of the words “tramp” and “bum” to describe this poor girl? Nah. This story is complete bullshit.
One of the most beautiful and heart warming motivation story I read this year. Love it so much and the English language was up to a point that left me wanting more of it so badly.
Excellent example of how one rotten person can ruin things for many. The mother and the manager to be specific. I have experienced horrible managers that ruin businesses that operated perfectly autonomously by injecting horrible ideas that created obstacles and a hostile work environment. The CEO acted too late and should have recognized there was a problem when the people he hired started to leave or were fired. Good story!
Yes I have experienced terrible bosses too. One hired me because I had such a good standing in the transportation business but said he was still going to find a MAN for the position. He couldn’t fire me because my office was doing better than any others.
@@rae1957tn Sorry to hear you had to experience such madness. One would think we have gotten past color, gender or any other adjectives. I am thrilled you persevered.
My boss started putting all obstacles in front of me after realising that I was more qualified..! Within a year I had a nervous breakdown. I was well looked after by the head manager who understood my abilities and moved me to a different department where I could be happy and strive for two promotions in the next ten years. This happened in an Industrial Therapy Department For Mentally Handicapped People.
My experiences have been slightly different coz I am a pharmacist. Well if you know the retail chains can have 1 pharmacist on duty with any number of techs, so the techs are sort of given more legroom so to speak. They can fill in for each other, go for smoke breaks in the middle of a rush, then when the shift is about to finish, they throw all the lagging work on the pharmacist to verify at the end of the shift. So what does the pharmacist do, work after closing to wrap up all the work after sending everyone else home. Because management doesn't like overtime. The pharmacist gets rated on the skill of his/her staff, whoever you're stuck with, you are stuck with. Like it or not. Now they want skilled techs. who have passed an examination for which they have a grace period, so now more than ever it is a revolving door of unskilled workers, who would rather not get trained.
".......making her fully functional." Whoever wrote this should take it to heart because she fully functional. Someone who is able to live by themselves and take care of themselves whether they are paralized, blind, deaf, or missing a limb, a paraplegic, they all are still fully functional. It just means that they have to do things a different way. When we see situations like this we try to put ourselves "in their shoes". And because we haven't had the the teaching that they have to learn how to function with the situation they think that the person is not able to function. That is one incredibly strong woman to be able to stay there and take the job to spite the way her coworkers treated her.
Whoever, not whomever. Whoever is the subject, whomever is the direct object or the object of the preposition. When in doubt, it’s best to say whoever and sound uneducated than to incorrectly use whomever and sound like a pompous fool.
As a parent of a born deaf person now with a choecler implant, when she wanted to enter the work force she knew it would be tough. Turned down at every turn, finally a lady at the hospital gave her an interview, she told her she'd be in touch. Before we got home she received a text message from the lady in HR. She said that she felt in her heart that she had to give her a chance. That was 11 years ago, our daughter still works there,training others, and other duties no one else is allowed to do. With faith in God and herself along with a helping hand from basically a stranger anything is possible. So proud of her.
The ending felt incomplete to me. Only briefly did her new husband mention knowing the family of her former fiancee. I had wanted them to come into the picture again somehow either disgusted that the person they blamed for their son's death was now an upper middle class white collar worker and maybe wanting to take her down a notch or maybe they end up feeling badly for how they treated her and wanting to make amends.
I was hoping that at least she'd keep her pets, as well as amends made, at least we'd know the animals were warm, cared for & she could teach her child through them.. But the fact about amends, she'll likely have met & they'd eventually understand. Guess this is why these stories are short, it's not a complete movie. The great thing was how the young woman endured a hard life from birth, learned the hard way while in school, then became a great student. While she did lose her first boyfriend, she didn't die & didn't allow herself to wallow in self-pity. Rather she done the best she could with what she had, and loved her then family, her pets.❤ She chose to have better food for them than herself. Wish I had found one just like her.💞
Regardless if fully true or fictional it's awesome and does remind people that life has a funny way of working out as well as how we are where we're needed to be in life for others. And let me say this...there is no true disability but self doubt. Everything else is just motivation to push oneself
She asked for nothing and cared for her pets, they ate first and she did not complain that her life sucked like most kids do now days. I think GOD noticed her and without her asking gave back the thing she lost as only he could. GOD has saved my life more than I deserved and I ask him for nothing but thank him every day for what he has done for me. I say pray to GOD but ask for nothing except your health your friends well being and your family he will one day help you if he needs to, you don't get everything you ask for and people stop hating him when a love one dies he has a reason and like it or not we all will die one day maybe to soon or later.
The only reason I am alive today is because of His intervention. Even though my eventual demise might seem unfair to those who don't understand, its exactly the way I hoped it would unfold. Praise God! @@donghavet1
Awesome narration skill. Life is full of hardship and injustice, but the way our main character handled it with composure and patience is commendable. Bringing this story to us is much appreciated. Thank you!
Good story, but the part of giving up the pets that she lived for seemed not right. She loved her pets and they loved her. If he was so rich, he should have made it possible for them to live with them in their home. Your pets are part of your family. It's not right to send them to a shelter to be removed. Wrong for that.
I suspect that the animal shelter was on the grounds of/or adjacent to the grounds of their new home. I don't believe that he would have separated her from something she loved and cared for so very much.
She was the owner of this shelter (not a shelter as we would think of it) and I’m sure they were treated well and she visited them often. (Of course, my assumption follows the sweet, loving, and caring nature of the woman, Lauren. I would go so far as to venture that when the child(ren) was/were born that Lauren made sure they knew and loved the animals, too.)
What a heart warming and very satisfying video! I say satisfying because those who had looked down on her absolutely did not have the last laugh! She did! To put it in perspective, when someone tries to intimidate you or me, do we react negatively to that individual? Or do we simply not acknowledge that they even spoke or acted that way? This is what she did. And because she did not allow the attitude and actions of others to bring her down, in the end she quite literally went up!
I was happy when the owner finally came around!!! I wondered where he was & Y he had not showed up sooner??? Anyhoo, I knew that Lauren had more going on than what was being seen but hearing her story truly made listening to it 👏!!! Great ending to this story!!!😇🙏🥰
Good story. I would change one thing- she was fully functional and whole when she was deaf. The comment that now she got her hearing back and is fully functional indicates that even the story writer thinks deafness is a fault .
Great story, how ever the furbabies got the short end of the stick. Those animals should have been brought home with Lauren. Her son would have benefited from having animals to teach responsible along with the circle of life. As we all need tolerance death does happen, and with pets it helps us deal with grief as we grow up, also the dogs would have been great biting the a hole manager after the treatment of Lauren. They could be the office security. Lol
I have 4 cats that I have had since they were all born. I would rather live on the streets as a beggar than ever give them up. They have allowed me to deal with the problems of losing family and friends while deployed and a way to remove the stress in my life by caring for them and their unconditional love that they give.
Lauren did things that from being poor that people just dream of, I feel like Lauren sometimes because my disability which is a mental problem I'm highly intelligent and I get a lot of no's in my life because of what I did. If anyone takes anything out of this story, just give someone a chance they just may surprise you.
Thank you for your kind words sir! Your disability is something you'd been given as a gift. Not everyone will understand what I mean by that, but I have a feeling you know that.
Sure was, although I believed her main down moment when young was when boyfriend, the only one who loved her then, died. This would cause anyone to hit rock bottom, miraculously she did the best she could until an opportunity came along. The name that boss called her out the window, was gutless & as lowlife as could be. Happy to see she ended up with not only his job, also the rest of her life healed. Good things happens for good people.❤
i will never understand how some people can bully a deaf or blind person. i'm no friendly person or anything but going vs someone what already struggles like that would go even against my honor. if something like that would have happen at my school or anything i would make those people regret getting born and take that person under my "protection".
Very wonderful story, people should be nice and not pick on others, truthly this is what happens to rude people, they end up losing everything and the very one/victim ends up with everything.
She now owns an animal shelter, so now she's rehomed her 'beloved' pets into an impersonal shelter? I hope her fur babies weren't abandoned to uncaring employees & her human child isn't turned over to a nanny as soon as her work consumes her time once he/she is delivered. Once you accept an animal into your family you don't just throw it away once it's inconvenient for you to have around. I was all set to admire her until I came to that part, now not so much.
Yes, many are commenting that she shouldn't given away the animals. I agree with you too. I just didn't think about it that way. The shelter would be a place for all other stray animals.
What a beautiful story… the tyrant was finally fired! Lauren’s life was full of hardship in spite of this she did everything she could to go on with her life. She had a beautiful and loving spirit. There are many who suffered as children just as Lauren did. Many children have selfish or alcoholic parent’s who didn’t even care for their children’s basic needs. Many children like Lauren grow up bitter and become just like their parents repeating the same cycle. Other’s like Lauren are determined to make better lives for themselves, do not let their hardship’s shape their life and they refuse to become bitter. Lauren and others like her, channel everything they’ve been through in life, learn from it and per perverse. This story was a beautiful story true or not we can definitely learn from it and grow.
@@lifenarrated6836 Awe …. Thank you. I will definitely be subscribing today. I plan to go back and listen to a few of these stories. This was my first. 👼😻🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
W0W WHAT A BEAUTIFUL STORY. I BELUEVE THAT PEOPLE BEING MARGINALISE ARE THE ONE WHO WILL BECOME SUCCESSFUL AS LONG AS THEY HUMBLE THEMSELVES ALL YHE EAY.😊
@@lifenarrated6836 you’re good sweetie! It happens to this old girl on occasion! But I take it stride! Two children, 18 years a part reminds me of my gender! Keep doing great stories!💯🙋🏾♀️❤️
That's a good observation Bosco Pereira. Lauren deprived herself in order to feed her pets. She took only bread and water while she gave the pets the real stuff within the limits of her resources.
Nolan waited to long to come to the branch, Manager thoughts backfired, best thing he did was hiring a poor deaf girl who was a very wise women who changed everyone. Words get around and I bet many who were gone came back.
Well, I gotta be honest with you. I really enjoy the story and probably up to about 2/3 of the way through it actually became an amazing story and even made me I guess get some cheering up in my eyes because of the wonderful way the story turned out I think that it for me touched on a personal event or should I say personal events in my life while serving in the military how I almost lost my life and the fact that I really shouldn’t be here I missing parts of me on the inside, though I am whole on the outside, but even more than that part of my spirit was taken, and I had issues physiological issues similar to the woman’s loss of hearing when she went through something traumatic I think that there’s a part of us that sometimes we lose function of even when there’s no logical or understandable medical reason for it it’s because we’re not just physical beings, but we’re spiritual beings and often doctors treat one or the other, but really need to understand that we’re much more complicated than even that and even when things are intact physically they can still miss function or not function at all because part of our spirit, or our soul is broken, and in the story, the woman soul healed her spirit healed when somebody realized how much she was worth by loving her, and having a family with her and believing in her, and is healed, her is healed. what was broken especially those things that were physically wrong in regards to her hearing and I think that’s what really touched me and I got to say I’ve been known in my life for the most part as a guy that’s considered to be I guess you could say a tough guy, but this story really brought tears to my eyes even though I managed to hold them back they still we’re getting ready to start the fall. I guess my point is is that I sensed the stories, connection and explanation of how deep we really are as human beings, and that we all need to be loved, and appreciated every single one of us because we’re all worth it
If she doesn’t have time for her pets where is she going to find time for a baby ?!! I can’t believe they were turned over to a shelter ! How could she ? How cruel ! Poor things.
James, Old Corps here. 1968-88 and 91 for the "Storm". You say you shouldn't be here? God has a plan for you, my young Devil Dog. You might not believe it but it's true. There are many opportunities for you to help someone in need, if you only keep your eyes open. Helping someone load groceries in their car or taking the cart back. Buying a hamburger and drink for a homeless person. Help- someone cross a street. Help a co-worker carry something. Help kids with homework or mentor someone. I have had some dope stuff when I have helped someone. Always a positive thing after helping someone. At first, I thought I was lucky but on reflection, it was a result of helping someone less fortunate. The best thing of all, I feel good for having done the deed. My wife calls it "collecting blessing from Heaven". I am of the Vietnam era Corps, but never was in combat there. I have survivor's syndrome. All our brothers wasted over there but I am still here. WHY? Dude, it wasn't my time. If I had went there, all the good I did after words would have not happened. That was God's plan for me. Jim, look around, you'll see things that you can help with. I suffered all those years, not knowing. Took time off to deflate upon retirement. 4 months. Total depression. Finally pulled up my bootlaces and found some work. But I NEVER EVER got to drinking, drugs, or acting crazy. I had a loving wife and daughter. God told me to listen to them. That is what saved my life. Jim, you have worth, maybe not in your mind but God has plans for you. Stay square, remember your training. UUUUUUUUUUURRRRRRRRaasaaaaahhhhh! Semper Fidelis, Lean Green. Nighttrain
Yup, hire back anyone willing and get her beloved pets back home! Hiring someone who needs a job to take care of them would be perfectly in character here.
A great moral story my friend. May be someone wants to change their life after hearing the story. She was blessed by God for her love towards animals, courteous nature towards her bad colleagues and her dedication towards work.
All this story needs is a Disney ballad that all the pets sing as her co-workers form an avenue to throw flowers at her wedding as she and the boss emerge from the church ,all while nasty Nate is looking on from afar going through garbage cans looking for something to eat . You had me right up to the point he threatened the HR lady telling her she'd be made to clean the office if she didn't find a cleaner , I would normally have said I twigged when he cut the salaries of the current workers then I remembered this is American and you treat your workers however you want with seemingly no repercussions if this kind of crap happened hear in Australia both Nate and the company would be prosecuted and heads would roll . Despite this all being bulldust it would make a great kids movie or musical comedy or animated video
This story made me cry. Cause I became deaf 17 years ago. I tried to take my life, cause I could not handle the silence around me. I lost my job and found myself getting isolated from people around me. It was hard, cause no one wanted to talk to me or even try to talk with me in sign language. I began to retreat into my silent world. I'm still in my silent world and spend time reading and reading and chatting with people on the net. My deafness is a DNA problem. My grandma was deaf, my dad was deaf. Then I found out, that I have 2 aunts that are deaf too. All from my father's side. Someone gave me a hearing aid some 7 years ago, but it's not working to well now, as hearing aids do have a life span. So, I do not wear it anymore. The silence is my companion now. I hate apologizing to people, when I go to the market and keep saying, sorry, I'm deaf. If I buy some food stuffs, I just say what I want, pay my bit and go back to my room. I have one dog and he is my best friend. With him, I get to know, whose outside and I know when he barks. Not sure why I'm still alive, but one day I will get to know. For now, I hear with my heart and my eyes.
Lovely writer, don't give up, you are beautiful in your thoughts. I'm sure there are people around you who will give you a smile if you give them one first. Take care. God loves us all in his way. Wish I was nearer to you. You'd be my friend. xxx
I our family it too is a genetic issue, my mom began loosing her hearing at age 20, it was the stirrup in the ear which became brittle. She had surgery on one ear the 20 yrs later the other ear. She had good hearing for the most part, but in later years got hearing aids. Both my brothers have also had to have this surgery, my youngest brother has still to accept it and get his hearing fixed! My cousin had to have occular surgery plus hearing aids. Many on my mothers side has had this genetic defect, we are aware it exists in our family. On my dads side, my first cousin (one of 34) was born deaf, we all as a family learned to communicate. Her entire family moved to Fairbault MN so she could go to school at the Deaf school. This was back in early 60’s. Today we are all so thrilled with invention of texting and Facebook, as we all can communicate effortlessly!
Hi!) She was a perfect example for others to emulate, free of false pride, filled with humility, confidence, tenacity, non-judgmentalsm and compassion regardless of her loss or struggles in life.
This manager forgot one important thing about management. A good manager sends people home with the same day today they came in with. I should know I'm a retired chef and that's the way I treated my employees.
This is a wonderful story. I truly liked the ending with the way that it turned out. Lauren truly deserved to be happy and to have a happy life considering what she had been through with her upbringing. Thanks to the author of the story. 🙏⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐.
Good story but ending was incomplete- Nolan stated that he knew Connor’s family and it dropped like a thud - could’ve explored and maybe after all this time Connors’s family finally forgave Lauren ??? maybe?? or could’ve opened dialogue?? IDK but it felt unresolved
GREED AND SELFLESSNESS IS A VERY NEGATIVE TRAIT IN PEOPLE IT is called SELFLESSNESS Only God has jugmet over Life,treat people as you would treat yourself,simple, for all but remember SELFLESSNESS is an ugly treat in Human beings amen
This story teaches me that no matter where in life you are whether you are up on the ladder or low every one deserves to be treated with love no one is to be regarded as a nobody
Who ever wrote this stories needs to read it through point 1 if she lives in the shack it's not abandoned, 2, the style of clothing is multi prospective for what you call loose I'd call comfortable , and a sales professional would call breathable . You say she had taken in stray pets ,others would say Lauren had rescued ferals to become her friends and pets
She could have afforded nannies for both her son and her pets. No one who loves animals would ever leave them in a shelter, where they would feel abandoned and spend all their days yearning for her to come back for them.
I was shocked that the HR person didn't do more about the awful boss, or the way Lauren, was treated from the start. At the company I work at, the way she was treated because of her disability would have been a huge no go. It's not appropriate in any work environment. That's something one can certainly be terminated for. I love the strength she had to endure it all and in the end she got all the deserved. But if she had all that schooling and qualification, why didn't she do something sooner? It made me really sad the way he late fiancé's mother treated her. If they had just accepted the marriage, then maybe it would have taken place at a different location that his family would have been invited to, and he'd still be there. I have so many thoughts and feelings, but it may take an entire novel to express them all.
Ask the 800 cats and kittens at our local shelter if people allow them to go to a shelter? It happens all the time. Or they just release them out on the streets.
@@libertylost8286 i understand- what you say to be correct-i work at a shelter- however it does not add up if you read the story- they had the space and means to keep her pets-otherwise she was just cruel.lazy and mean
I did wonder why her pets didn't come with her? I guess through her success she forgot about her pets that were there for her during the down times,. My Kat is a Priority.She goes were I. Go No one is going to change that
I thought you meant the staff that put out this story without having an American proof read it. They weren't bullies in the story. They were stereotypes.
Not often you hear about a parrot with a broken "paw". Strange how "Life Narrated" missed that fact/mistake. This must be a very unusual parrot. Maybe it is a dog parrot.
I had a bird that had a bad foot matter of fact the foot was amputated due to the fact that it had been burnt from Landing in a cast iron frying pan. I had got this bird from the shelter only had one foot at the time and I brought it home. So as far as a parrot having a broken foot that can happen, it is possible.
@@diannerae7769 It was not about the broken foot. It was not catching the mistake of calling it a 'paw'. Dogs has paws. Bears have paws. Horses have hooves etc. But birds have feet/foot. It is part of proofreading your work to catch such mistakes. But many UA-camrs, who post such stories , unfortunately do not check their work in the rush to get yet another video out onto UA-cam. I think it is the quantity over quality issue.
I went deaf as a child and my siblings would laugh at me when my mom would call us to dinner of course I couldn't hear her but they thought that was so funny for some reason.
your mother should have come to you at that time. I was also very heard of hearing and couldn't use a phone, only understand a very few words. Calling from a distance to a deaf person just rubs me the wrong way. I'm old now and had cochlear implants which I was lucky enough to be able to hear on the phone more than I could growing up. It still frustrates me that parents never understand how stressful a hearing loss is.
Its a good story. Never look down on a persons financial status. Characters are more substantial to life. Humble, kind, patience, caring are some inner qualities that Lauren have. Love comes in all different aspects. Doesnt see color, financial status, race or culture. Love is love pure, kind, understanding. People should learn fron this. Never mistreat anyone. Because you dont know a persons story. Always be kind to everyone...
Surely we learn much of this. It shows how God deeply loves,cares so much nd give rewards to those, like this humble lady.. Lauren, who are always willing to love nd give the best they could to others w/o expecting anything in return, inspite of her miserable experiences in the past. She's now living a happy life with her husband.. well,she deserves it, nd that is the reward God has given her
What are my thoughts? First of all where was "Surveillance cameras shocked everyone?" Second, could this story be any more long winded? And third, is this story believable? I have my doubts.
@@disciple15 Something told you, you say. What told you? Hemingway called it our inbuilt shockproof crap detector. Mine swung into action after the first fourteen and a half seconds. Most commentators here have let theirs wither and die.
If I were the boss, I'd have tried finding out what was happening in the office much sooner, and would have interviewed the staff as well as reaching out to all the talent he'd apparently hired himself that was fired or resigned. Also, this was not in the U.S.S.A. where you'd have a salary as part of a work CONTRACT. While you might leave or be fired, they can't just cut your salary without both parties agreeing.
The story makes me angry, not only because the people in the story were almost all jerks, including her fellow employees, the story teller makes it sound like everyone had a right to dismiss her because she had a hearing problem, then at the end she miraculously got her hearing back and now was "completely whole", she was whole before that happened. It is great that the deafness was psychosomatic, but Nolan realized her great qualities when she was still deaf. So many of these stories, dismiss people with difficulties until things change and everything is normal. People are special because they are people not because they are "whole" everyone has value no matter what, even the jerks in this story are valuable, they need to change for the better, but still have value.
Lauren had a pure and loving heart ,and never harbored hate or anger against others.I felt she was blessed to be filled with Love
I ABSOLUTELY 1,000% LOVED THIS STORY.
Most stories never read it, as you did. I have somewhat severe learning challenges. I lose so much of the stories that I try to view, because the wording goes so fast. While viewing this story. I immediately realized you were reading every word there. I was FINALLY ABLE TO RELAX & JUST ENJOY YOUR KINDNESS.
THANK YOU SO MUCH 💖💖💖💖💖
Thank you so much for your evaluation!
If u put ur finger on. The top where the story is a gear will show up. Touch the gear and u can slow it or speed up the narration of the story ur watching
Lauren never complained and by the Grace of God - a Miracle Happened - a beautiful love story with great ending !
This story is wonderful and very heart warming. I'm so happy that she got her hearing back and has a wonderful husband. The boss that treated everyone so badly. I hope he learned to be a better person. He was very cruel to everyone. I'm glad the owner found out the truth about him. Was happy that she was able to hear again and had a great life.
Wow what a beautiful narrative. Never underestimate anyone despite there there circumstances. Everybody is somebody with a unique gift
Lauren deserves all the happiness she can get.
I have hearing issues, so this story is pleasant to me. People are impatient with people who are hard of hearing. I know I will not have a magical recovery of my hearing, I found the ending touching.
So did I
She is a kind hearted person.
Always looking out for her pets.
I have hearing problems too now 73 yrs young I could not make out what was said but the sound only sometimes missed part of the sentence. Lots of times I asked PP to repeatedly their questions I founded they were annoying with me all my life that included my family. It’s making me strong and stronger with time. And I’m not angry or sad, I learned to ignored and get over most of things and never ever feel sorry for myself, I’ve mastered it, though I don’t look cheerful 24/7 but I am a happy heart…!😊
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I'm friends with deaf people and I am proud of Lauren's determination and the fact she got it back means she got to experience both sides of the coin. They are the nicest people
She was a perfect example for others to emulate, free of false pride, filled with humility, confidence, tenacity, non-judgmentalsm and compassion regardless of her loss or struggles in life.
She was a fictional invention.
To exercise your brain, look for the moralistic positives and cross reference them with the preachings of religious cults.
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Great story, I wouldn't have handled it any differently except to make sure the ones that were fired were hired back.
You're so kind to say that! Thank you!
What job were they fired from? We were never told what kind of business this bullshit story took place at. Not a great story or even a good story.
@@alshotrodsandratrods8780 Does it really matter what type or job it was or company? Bullshit story? This is America and you have your right to your opinion but in 13 days, 794772 views and more than 12k likes compared to a non count dislike the story speaks for itself and that more like it then dislike it and the story can fit just about any of the thousands of jobs in the world at any given time.
@@georgemessler3345 I know. It's a wonder how many stupid people exist. A lot more than I would have guessed. It's too generic he gave too many useless facts and couldn't think what kind of business it was Sales? real estate? insurance? It's always nice to see a college graduate to get a job and marry her boss.
Agreed 100%
The owner is the one who fuckup from the beginning when didn’t notice salaries from his best branch was being cut and his best employees from that branch were quitting or being fired. Always keep in a watchful on eye on the best and the worst at all times. (It’s Business 101)🔦💵🔦🔎
Well the owner is obviously d*mb. He only happens to have a money for business.
It's a made-up story. No one that could build a successful business would hire such a horrible manager, not look at salaries, not speak to HR, not look at employee turnover, not talk to employees, and not have a "suggestion" box. Yeah...the solution is to install "hidden cameras" which if found out would destroy his entire business.
@@spacecoastz4026 From the comments I thought I was the only person who could see that it was all made up. I think the author lives in India where it's acceptable to call a person a beggar or a tramp. How much did the job pay if she was still eating just bread and water? Also she didn't live in an abandoned shack. If she lived there it wasn't abandoned.
@@alshotrodsandratrods8780 I don't think I got more than half-way through the video...spent most of my time reading the idiotic comments of "I hope she's ok". LOL
I agree with the various comments regarding the slowness of the owner of the business to take action when his employees were resigning. However God's (or call it destiny's) plan for her life must be fulfilled. If the owner of the set up had taken action earlier the lady may not have had the opportunity to be hired in the first place.
Life for me started out tough, but I had my Mother's love. For a long time I knew that I had it better than some. Even so, after decades of up and downs, I got to the point where I didn't remember that fact. After loosing sight of this fact, I started looking at the randomness of the-universe, and figure out that little things like this story need to snap me back for being grateful for what I do have, instead of focusing on things that I don't have and want. Thank you, author!
My brothers and I were raised by our maternal grandparents, mom should have never had kids
@@theresareynolds3133 Yes she was...otherwise we wouldn't have you🥰
The story brought tears to my eyes. As a business owner, my business is going through a "restructing." Everyone including the boss has taken a reduced pay. I am hoping this is only temporary. I also have a "challenge employee" but I am finding ways for her to work other jobs within the company. Everyone at my company has a commom denominator-the love of animals. Our clients, independent contractors & employees want us to succeed. Life & Work is a TEAM effort!.
Lauren was always a good person with a pure heart. She was subsequently rewarded. 🤗
After working as a OpenVMS Consultant contractor for over 17 years making 45 to 65 an hour and then having to find work in another field when I was unable to find work in my choose field of study; I was blessed to work as a custodial for the last 10 years of my career before retiring as a now custodian and had never seen so much disrespect, hate and bad treatment by upper management towards the custodial staff. The best advice I could give is to do the best job that you can do as a custodian and hopefully your situation will be better then mine and try not to take their treatment of you too personal even though it is personal so that their actions do not break your spirit.
Just goes to show that we should never judge a book by it's cover. We can never really know another person's struggles until we take the time and make the effort to communicate with them. In this day and age, we all have hardships and struggles of one kind or another. Never underestimate someone because they appear to have what you consider a disability. That person may just turn out to be your best friend or more. And NEVER let one bad apple (like Nate) spoil the rest of the batch.
What an uplifting story!A lesson for people to be humble and respectful of other people especially the disadvantaged
Because they can sue your ass for discrimination. True fact.
Respect is all important. Trust too.
Nice story and I bet the animal shelter gave her pets a more adequate home with plenty of food, water and loving care. A woman like that who owns a animal shelter would make it a loving caring haven for all animals. They would never go hungry, freeze or be lonely again under her ownership. As for her getting her hearing back. It was not due to any injury and the human brain can often do things to our bodies out of precieved guilt that we harbor if strong enough can cause such issues and never return at all. When she finally realised she was worth loving and was worth having a stable loving home it came back, luckily. Some people with such never get it back. She got blessed for her hard work and loving heart.
I am profoundly deaf myself, so I related to this story very deeply. I thought I was badly treated when I got my hearing aids age 8, but my life was not half so hard as Lauren's. I am so very glad that things turned around for her. I too find solace with animals. I can't believe that people can be so horrible about your background. Good for Nolan. It's funny how often people think if you are deaf, you are stupid! I'm just sorry the animals had to be in a shelter not her home in the end.
Deaf people to me are one of the most intelligent people out there. They might not have a hearing ability, but they have a huge heart and are very patient and hardworking. My brother’s hearing is impaired and I love him so much!
@@lifenarrated6836 it is difficult for me to understand how anyone could treat a deaf person poorly. My Aunt was deaf and read lips so well it was nearly impossible to determine she did not hear. I had coworkers in the hospital I worked in that were deaf and helped teach me sign language. Deaf people are compensated in other ways that make them very special. The manager in this story was a bully to all, not just the deaf lady. I hope that bastard died with bone cancer, he was a monster. Bosses can be strong but this guy was evil.
@@lifenarrated6836 , I'm glad you do. And yes, I think you judge most of us right. Of course, some of us will be bad. Can't help that. There's good and bad in all "tribes". We are intelligent I think because we are forced to use and develop telepathic skills in order to help us to communicate. Alongside lip-reading, face reading, and body reading. That's one of the reasons we bond well with animals too: they communicate between species telepathically, and we kind of pick up that vibe. Heart rules wisdom; the head: knowledge.
It is not a true story.
I'm not deaf, but I am without my hearing aids. My hearing has been bad since my younger years. Working on the flightline and driving heavy equipment (while receiving instructions caused my hearing to diminish. Beautiful story and outcome
This a very lovely story. I admire her grace and silent determination regardless of her situation. The overall out come was a good one and it really touch me. Reminds me of an old saying, "Our scars in life make us beautiful". Thank you for this story.
I’m deaf, I have an aunt that is constantly yelling can you hear me now then she yells even louder can you hear me now when I’m talking to my uncle on the phone, I just say I have to go uncle and he says I understand and I’m sorry, the sad thing is, their both in their 80’s. Since I was born this way, I just automatically adjusted to it. I’m so happy for Lauren, she finally found love again and she got her hearing back, a very beautiful story
When I had my own business I hired a young man who came in with 2 county workers. They explained that he was deaf but could read lips and had experience in my type of business. "Let him run this machine." I said and went to the front of the office. A few minutes later he had finished the job and I hired him. We got along very well and he stayed with us for a couple of years. I didn't want to lose him and he was happy with us but chose to go to work for a deaf school. He gave me a walnut encased Hallmark pen as a parting gift.
@@nemo227 I went into the funeral business, I mainly worked in the embalming room, the director working with the family he would of course write down what the family wanted and I’d do my job. There were time’s when I needed to meet with the family and I’d just turn up my hearing aids and talk with them.
@@theresareynolds3133 Hearing aids are a GREAT invention. The embalming room is nowhere near an easy job for many people. I remember a woman in our local Toastmasters club who talked about her time as an embalmer. It turns out that she wasn't right for that type of work. Some people can do it and some can't.
I'm reminded of the time I was considering a job in hearing aid sales. While reading about the subject I learned that some people try hearing aids for a while and then abandon them because they find the world to be too noisy. That surprised me.
@@nemo227 I’ve been retired for a while but I still miss it, I’m not morbid or sick minded, I just liked it when people would say he or she looks so lifelike and I worked for some pretty awesome people.
@@theresareynolds3133 Yes, indeed, I'd do it all again and again and again if I could.🙂
If I work for that company I would slap every one laugh at Lauren then I would quit
Sounds like someone I would like to get to know. That is absolutely amazing how it took a jerk who thought he could make a joke out of her and instead help her get into a position of being successful and having a great life.
A good story 🙂.
We all have a path to follow. The Lord works in mysterious ways.
Beautiful story, thank you. Show kindness, always.❤
Did anyone in the office have a problem with Nate’s use of the words “tramp” and “bum” to describe this poor girl? Nah. This story is complete bullshit.
People try, but yea the story was never believable, let alone entertaining.
In India where the author lives they have a caste system where this is normal behavior. He called her a beggar too but she never begged for anything.
One of the most beautiful and heart warming motivation story I read this year. Love it so much and the English language was up to a point that left me wanting more of it so badly.
Wow, thank you!
Excellent example of how one rotten person can ruin things for many. The mother and the manager to be specific. I have experienced horrible managers that ruin businesses that operated perfectly autonomously by injecting horrible ideas that created obstacles and a hostile work environment. The CEO acted too late and should have recognized there was a problem when the people he hired started to leave or were fired. Good story!
Yes I have experienced terrible bosses too. One hired me because I had such a good standing in the transportation business but said he was still going to find a MAN for the position. He couldn’t fire me because my office was doing better than any others.
@@rae1957tn Sorry to hear you had to experience such madness. One would think we have gotten past color, gender or any other adjectives. I am thrilled you persevered.
My boss started putting all obstacles in front of me after realising that I was more qualified..! Within a year I had a nervous breakdown. I was well looked after by the head manager who understood my abilities and moved me to a different department where I could be happy and strive for two promotions in the next ten years. This happened in an Industrial Therapy Department For Mentally Handicapped People.
My experiences have been slightly different coz I am a pharmacist. Well if you know the retail chains can have 1 pharmacist on duty with any number of techs, so the techs are sort of given more legroom so to speak. They can fill in for each other, go for smoke breaks in the middle of a rush, then when the shift is about to finish, they throw all the lagging work on the pharmacist to verify at the end of the shift. So what does the pharmacist do, work after closing to wrap up all the work after sending everyone else home. Because management doesn't like overtime. The pharmacist gets rated on the skill of his/her staff, whoever you're stuck with, you are stuck with. Like it or not. Now they want skilled techs. who have passed an examination for which they have a grace period, so now more than ever it is a revolving door of unskilled workers, who would rather not get trained.
".......making her fully functional." Whoever wrote this should take it to heart because she fully functional. Someone who is able to live by themselves and take care of themselves whether they are paralized, blind, deaf, or missing a limb, a paraplegic, they all are still fully functional. It just means that they have to do things a different way. When we see situations like this we try to put ourselves "in their shoes". And because we haven't had the the teaching that they have to learn how to function with the situation they think that the person is not able to function. That is one incredibly strong woman to be able to stay there and take the job to spite the way her coworkers treated her.
Whoever, not whomever. Whoever is the subject, whomever is the direct object or the object of the preposition. When in doubt, it’s best to say whoever and sound uneducated than to incorrectly use whomever and sound like a pompous fool.
As a parent of a born deaf person now with a choecler implant, when she wanted to enter the work force she knew it would be tough. Turned down at every turn, finally a lady at the hospital gave her an interview, she told her she'd be in touch. Before we got home she received a text message from the lady in HR. She said that she felt in her heart that she had to give her a chance. That was 11 years ago, our daughter still works there,training others, and other duties no one else is allowed to do. With faith in God and herself along with a helping hand from basically a stranger anything is possible. So proud of her.
The ending felt incomplete to me. Only briefly did her new husband mention knowing the family of her former fiancee. I had wanted them to come into the picture again somehow either disgusted that the person they blamed for their son's death was now an upper middle class white collar worker and maybe wanting to take her down a notch or maybe they end up feeling badly for how they treated her and wanting to make amends.
Oh, I really haven't thought about that, thank you for pointing that out. I'm learning a lot from comments like yours.
I would have told them to take a long walk of a short pier in others words go jump
Third rate at best...
I was hoping that at least she'd keep her pets, as well as amends made, at least we'd know the animals were warm, cared for & she could teach her child through them.. But the fact about amends, she'll likely have met & they'd eventually understand. Guess this is why these stories are short, it's not a complete movie.
The great thing was how the young woman endured a hard life from birth, learned the hard way while in school, then became a great student. While she did lose her first boyfriend, she didn't die & didn't allow herself to wallow in self-pity. Rather she done the best she could with what she had, and loved her then family, her pets.❤ She chose to have better food for them than herself. Wish I had found one just like her.💞
Regardless if fully true or fictional it's awesome and does remind people that life has a funny way of working out as well as how we are where we're needed to be in life for others. And let me say this...there is no true disability but self doubt. Everything else is just motivation to push oneself
She asked for nothing and cared for her pets, they ate first and she did not complain that her life sucked like most kids do now days. I think GOD noticed her and without her asking gave back the thing she lost as only he could. GOD has saved my life more than I deserved and I ask him for nothing but thank him every day for what he has done for me. I say pray to GOD but ask for nothing except your health your friends well being and your family he will one day help you if he needs to, you don't get everything you ask for and people stop hating him when a love one dies he has a reason and like it or not we all will die one day maybe to soon or later.
The only reason I am alive today is because of His intervention. Even though my eventual demise might seem unfair to those who don't understand, its exactly the way I hoped it would unfold. Praise God! @@donghavet1
Awesome narration skill. Life is full of hardship and injustice, but the way our main character handled it with composure and patience is commendable. Bringing this story to us is much appreciated. Thank you!
Good story, but the part of giving up the pets that she lived for
seemed not right. She loved her pets and they loved her. If he was so rich, he should have made it possible for them to live with them in their home. Your pets are part of your family. It's not right to send them to a shelter to be removed. Wrong for that.
I suspect that the animal shelter was on the grounds of/or adjacent to the grounds of their new home. I don't believe that he would have separated her from something she loved and cared for so very much.
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I totally enjoyed this presentation! She deserved the Love and everything she receives!
Thank you so much!
Beautifully done I Love it thank you for Sharing 🥰😍
It's out of character that the pets were relegated to an animal shelter as opposed to joining her in her new home.
Not specified just how many animals she was taking care of at the end of the story. Could have been 25-50,
"In his hands was a certificate making her the owner of an animal shelter where all her pets were residing"...20:36 mark of the video.
Accepting the shelter was within the grounds her new home.
She was the owner of this shelter (not a shelter as we would think of it) and I’m sure they were treated well and she visited them often. (Of course, my assumption follows the sweet, loving, and caring nature of the woman, Lauren. I would go so far as to venture that when the child(ren) was/were born that Lauren made sure they knew and loved the animals, too.)
True. This is something negative.
What a heart warming and very satisfying video! I say satisfying because those who had looked down on her absolutely did not have the last laugh! She did! To put it in perspective, when someone tries to intimidate you or me, do we react negatively to that individual? Or do we simply not acknowledge that they even spoke or acted that way? This is what she did. And because she did not allow the attitude and actions of others to bring her down, in the end she quite literally went up!
I was happy when the owner finally came around!!! I wondered where he was & Y he had not showed up sooner??? Anyhoo, I knew that Lauren had more going on than what was being seen but hearing her story truly made listening to it 👏!!! Great ending to this story!!!😇🙏🥰
Good story. I would change one thing- she was fully functional and whole when she was deaf. The comment that now she got her hearing back and is fully functional indicates that even the story writer thinks deafness is a fault .
Great story, how ever the furbabies got the short end of the stick. Those animals should have been brought home with Lauren. Her son would have benefited from having animals to teach responsible along with the circle of life. As we all need tolerance death does happen, and with pets it helps us deal with grief as we grow up, also the dogs would have been great biting the a hole manager after the treatment of Lauren. They could be the office security. Lol
You are right!
I have 4 cats that I have had since they were all born. I would rather live on the streets as a beggar than ever give them up. They have allowed me to deal with the problems of losing family and friends while deployed and a way to remove the stress in my life by caring for them and their unconditional love that they give.
Lauren did things that from being poor that people just dream of, I feel like Lauren sometimes because my disability which is a mental problem I'm highly intelligent and I get a lot of no's in my life because of what I did. If anyone takes anything out of this story, just give someone a chance they just may surprise you.
Thank you for your kind words sir! Your disability is something you'd been given as a gift. Not everyone will understand what I mean by that, but I have a feeling you know that.
@@lifenarrated6836 I UNDERSTAND!!!💋
It was a great to see that she finally found happiness in her life.
Sure was, although I believed her main down moment when young was when boyfriend, the only one who loved her then, died. This would cause anyone to hit rock bottom, miraculously she did the best she could until an opportunity came along. The name that boss called her out the window, was gutless & as lowlife as could be.
Happy to see she ended up with not only his job, also the rest of her life healed. Good things happens for good people.❤
Thank you so much for narrating this story so nicely and emotionally - it enriched my present mood so much!
i will never understand how some people can bully a deaf or blind person. i'm no friendly person or anything but going vs someone what already struggles like that would go even against my honor. if something like that would have happen at my school or anything i would make those people regret getting born and take that person under my "protection".
This is a sad, but truly a beautiful story. I can relate to it completely.
My thoughts as requested? Very nice enjoyable fairy tale. Thank you for it.
Very wonderful story, people should be nice and not pick on others, truthly this is what happens to rude people, they end up losing everything and the very one/victim ends up with everything.
She now owns an animal shelter, so now she's rehomed her 'beloved' pets into an impersonal shelter? I hope her fur babies weren't abandoned to uncaring employees & her human child isn't turned over to a nanny as soon as her work consumes her time once he/she is delivered. Once you accept an animal into your family you don't just throw it away once it's inconvenient for you to have around. I was all set to admire her until I came to that part, now not so much.
Yes, many are commenting that she shouldn't given away the animals. I agree with you too. I just didn't think about it that way. The shelter would be a place for all other stray animals.
Shelters are often over crowded and unless a stated NO KILL shelter they kill pets when it becomes too crowded.
That’s exactly how I felt. To go from being cared for in their pack to being stuck in cages bc of her change in circumstances? Shameful 😢
Too many assumptions are being made here.
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What a beautiful story… the tyrant was finally fired! Lauren’s life was full of hardship in spite of this she did everything she could to go on with her life. She had a beautiful and loving spirit.
There are many who suffered as children just as Lauren did. Many children have selfish or alcoholic parent’s who didn’t even care for their children’s basic needs.
Many children like Lauren grow up bitter and become just like their parents repeating the same cycle. Other’s like Lauren are determined to make better lives for themselves, do not let their hardship’s shape their life and they refuse to become bitter.
Lauren and others like her, channel everything they’ve been through in life, learn from it and per perverse. This story was a beautiful story true or not we can definitely learn from it and grow.
Thank for for this beautiful comment!
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Awe …. Thank you. I will definitely be subscribing today. I plan to go back and listen to a few of these stories. This was my first.
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W0W WHAT A BEAUTIFUL STORY. I BELUEVE THAT PEOPLE BEING MARGINALISE ARE THE ONE WHO WILL BECOME SUCCESSFUL AS LONG AS THEY HUMBLE THEMSELVES ALL YHE EAY.😊
This was a touching story! Glad to see a positive outcome!💯
Thank you so much sir!
@@lifenarrated6836 I’m a girl! It’s cool hunni!💯🤣🤣🤣
@@shonfromdachi Oh my god, I'm so sorry 🤣😘
@@lifenarrated6836 you’re good sweetie! It happens to this old girl on occasion! But I take it stride! Two children, 18 years a part reminds me of my gender! Keep doing great stories!💯🙋🏾♀️❤️
No money but a great story. Thanks a lot. Feb. 18, 2023, St. Joseph, MO
Good story. Luke 6:38. She showed good seeds, she reaped great benefits. Hats off to her, for knowing the tools.
That's a good observation Bosco Pereira. Lauren deprived herself in order to feed her pets. She took only bread and water while she gave the pets the real stuff within the limits of her resources.
Thank for one of the most uplifting and inspiring story 😢
Nolan waited to long to come to the branch, Manager thoughts backfired, best thing he did was hiring a poor deaf girl who was a very wise women who changed everyone. Words get around and I bet many who were gone came back.
Young lady do you know this was god’s gift to you you see you have gods love inside you just think about it so much love ha Aussie pete ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Well, I gotta be honest with you. I really enjoy the story and probably up to about 2/3 of the way through it actually became an amazing story and even made me I guess get some cheering up in my eyes because of the wonderful way the story turned out I think that it for me touched on a personal event or should I say personal events in my life while serving in the military how I almost lost my life and the fact that I really shouldn’t be here I missing parts of me on the inside, though I am whole on the outside, but even more than that part of my spirit was taken, and I had issues physiological issues similar to the woman’s loss of hearing when she went through something traumatic I think that there’s a part of us that sometimes we lose function of even when there’s no logical or understandable medical reason for it it’s because we’re not just physical beings, but we’re spiritual beings and often doctors treat one or the other, but really need to understand that we’re much more complicated than even that and even when things are intact physically they can still miss function or not function at all because part of our spirit, or our soul is broken, and in the story, the woman soul healed her spirit healed when somebody realized how much she was worth by loving her, and having a family with her and believing in her, and is healed, her is healed. what was broken especially those things that were physically wrong in regards to her hearing and I think that’s what really touched me and I got to say I’ve been known in my life for the most part as a guy that’s considered to be I guess you could say a tough guy, but this story really brought tears to my eyes even though I managed to hold them back they still we’re getting ready to start the fall. I guess my point is is that I sensed the stories, connection and explanation of how deep we really are as human beings, and that we all need to be loved, and appreciated every single one of us because we’re all worth it
HOW TRUE....👌👌👌
If she doesn’t have time for her pets where is she going to find time for a baby ?!! I can’t believe they were turned over to a shelter ! How could she ? How cruel ! Poor things.
James, Old Corps here. 1968-88 and 91 for the "Storm". You say you shouldn't be here? God has a plan for you, my young Devil Dog. You might not believe it but it's true. There are many opportunities for you to help someone in need, if you only keep your eyes open. Helping someone load groceries in their car or taking the cart back. Buying a hamburger and drink for a homeless person. Help- someone cross a street. Help a co-worker carry something. Help kids with homework or mentor someone. I have had some dope stuff when I have helped someone. Always a positive thing after helping someone. At first, I thought I was lucky but on reflection, it was a result of helping someone less fortunate. The best thing of all, I feel good for having done the deed. My wife calls it "collecting blessing from Heaven".
I am of the Vietnam era Corps, but never was in combat there. I have survivor's syndrome. All our brothers wasted over there but I am still here. WHY? Dude, it wasn't my time. If I had went there, all the good I did after words would have not happened. That was God's plan for me. Jim, look around, you'll see things that you can help with. I suffered all those years, not knowing. Took time off to deflate upon retirement. 4 months. Total depression. Finally pulled up my bootlaces and found some work. But I NEVER EVER got to drinking, drugs, or acting crazy. I had a loving wife and daughter. God told me to listen to them. That is what saved my life.
Jim, you have worth, maybe not in your mind but God has plans for you. Stay square, remember your training. UUUUUUUUUUURRRRRRRRaasaaaaahhhhh! Semper Fidelis, Lean Green. Nighttrain
Yup, hire back anyone willing and get her beloved pets back home! Hiring someone who needs a job to take care of them would be perfectly in character here.
A great moral story my friend. May be someone wants to change their life after hearing the story.
She was blessed by God for her love towards animals, courteous nature towards her bad colleagues and her dedication towards work.
Eve when person is deaf god always helps through someone we should be grateful and helpful
Great story n beautiful happy ending
All this story needs is a Disney ballad that all the pets sing as her co-workers form an avenue to throw flowers at her wedding as she and the boss emerge from the church ,all while nasty Nate is looking on from afar going through garbage cans looking for something to eat . You had me right up to the point he threatened the HR lady telling her she'd be made to clean the office if she didn't find a cleaner , I would normally have said I twigged when he cut the salaries of the current workers then I remembered this is American and you treat your workers however you want with seemingly no repercussions if this kind of crap happened hear in Australia both Nate and the company would be prosecuted and heads would roll . Despite this all being bulldust it would make a great kids movie or musical comedy or animated video
they would here , too .this just another internet bullshit story to entertain the bubbas
NOT in America, you ignoramus! We have laws here too.
Hallelujah 😍 wow, I'm crying 😭. My day just started with an open soul 💞
This story made me cry. Cause I became deaf 17 years ago. I tried to take my life, cause I could not handle the silence around me. I lost my job and found myself getting isolated from people around me. It was hard, cause no one wanted to talk to me or even try to talk with me in sign language. I began to retreat into my silent world. I'm still in my silent world and spend time reading and reading and chatting with people on the net. My deafness is a DNA problem. My grandma was deaf, my dad was deaf. Then I found out, that I have 2 aunts that are deaf too. All from my father's side. Someone gave me a hearing aid some 7 years ago, but it's not working to well now, as hearing aids do have a life span. So, I do not wear it anymore. The silence is my companion now. I hate apologizing to people, when I go to the market and keep saying, sorry, I'm deaf. If I buy some food stuffs, I just say what I want, pay my bit and go back to my room. I have one dog and he is my best friend. With him, I get to know, whose outside and I know when he barks. Not sure why I'm still alive, but one day I will get to know. For now, I hear with my heart and my eyes.
Oh my gosh 🥹 I’m sorry.
@@lifenarrated6836 it's ok, I have accepted myself as I am now. But silently, it's still hard.
Lovely writer, don't give up, you are beautiful in your thoughts. I'm sure there are people around you who will give you a smile if you give them one first. Take care. God loves us all in his way. Wish I was nearer to you. You'd be my friend. xxx
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I our family it too is a genetic issue, my mom began loosing her hearing at age 20, it was the stirrup in the ear which became brittle. She had surgery on one ear the 20 yrs later the other ear. She had good hearing for the most part, but in later years got hearing aids. Both my brothers have also had to have this surgery, my youngest brother has still to accept it and get his hearing fixed! My cousin had to have occular surgery plus hearing aids. Many on my mothers side has had this genetic defect, we are aware it exists in our family. On my dads side, my first cousin (one of 34) was born deaf, we all as a family learned to communicate. Her entire family moved to Fairbault MN so she could go to school at the Deaf school. This was back in early 60’s. Today we are all so thrilled with invention of texting and Facebook, as we all can communicate effortlessly!
Hi!) She was a perfect example for others to emulate, free of false pride, filled with humility, confidence, tenacity, non-judgmentalsm and compassion regardless of her loss or struggles in life.
This manager forgot one important thing about management. A good manager sends people home with the same day today they came in with. I should know I'm a retired chef and that's the way I treated my employees.
This is a wonderful story. I truly liked the ending with the way that it turned out. Lauren truly deserved to be happy and to have a happy life considering what she had been through with her upbringing. Thanks to the author of the story. 🙏⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐.
sadly in real life things hardly ever go that way. people who suffer and struggle will do that all their life . love the story though.
Good story but ending was incomplete- Nolan stated that he knew Connor’s family and it dropped like a thud - could’ve explored and maybe after all this time Connors’s family finally forgave Lauren ??? maybe?? or could’ve opened dialogue?? IDK but it felt unresolved
Thank you for the comment!
GREED AND SELFLESSNESS IS A VERY NEGATIVE TRAIT IN PEOPLE IT is called SELFLESSNESS Only God has jugmet over Life,treat people as you would treat yourself,simple, for all but remember SELFLESSNESS is an ugly treat in Human beings amen
@@kennethkimbrough6246 For your information, selflessness is a positive trait. Selfishness is a negative trait.
That is such a beautiful story. This story will make a good movie. it is so touching.
This story teaches me that no matter where in life you are whether you are up on the ladder or low every one deserves to be treated with love no one is to be regarded as a nobody
Wow great lovely goodness and greatness are always rewarded with God's grace and delayed but never denied success and happiness god bless you
Who ever wrote this stories needs to read it through point 1 if she lives in the shack it's not abandoned, 2, the style of clothing is multi prospective for what you call loose I'd call comfortable , and a sales professional would call breathable . You say she had taken in stray pets ,others would say Lauren had rescued ferals to become her friends and pets
Yep, and others would say, birds don't have broken paws. Nonsense story, written by a bot.
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@@lifenarrated6836 Then, l must apologise. Because there were quite a few errors l assumed it was written by a bot.
@@nikiTricoteuse Thank you for apologising. That says a lot about you. I'm not a native english speaker, but I'm learning.
😂🎉😊I'm always for the underdog, hooray!❤
Very nice, Cinderella-style story, complete with evil oppression, nasty people, and ultimately, redemption.
She could have afforded nannies for both her son and her pets. No one who loves animals would ever leave them in a shelter, where they would feel abandoned and spend all their days yearning for her to come back for them.
I was shocked that the HR person didn't do more about the awful boss, or the way Lauren, was treated from the start. At the company I work at, the way she was treated because of her disability would have been a huge no go. It's not appropriate in any work environment. That's something one can certainly be terminated for. I love the strength she had to endure it all and in the end she got all the deserved. But if she had all that schooling and qualification, why didn't she do something sooner?
It made me really sad the way he late fiancé's mother treated her. If they had just accepted the marriage, then maybe it would have taken place at a different location that his family would have been invited to, and he'd still be there. I have so many thoughts and feelings, but it may take an entire novel to express them all.
Well I watched the the rest of the video Nolan your a good man Charlie Brown
Great story!
What a lovely sob-story. I don't believe a word of it!!
Loved it!!!
Inspiring story. One should never judge a person by their apparent station in life. To do so is cheating yourself, as well as them.
It was such a beautiful story! That shows perseverance and hard work Will make positive outcomes.
no one allows their pets to go to a shelter
Of course they do.
Ask the 800 cats and kittens at our local shelter if people allow them to go to a shelter? It happens all the time. Or they just release them out on the streets.
@@libertylost8286 i understand- what you say to be correct-i work at a shelter- however it does not add up if you read the story- they had the space and means to keep her pets-otherwise she was just cruel.lazy and mean
Now that’s a dumb remark
I did wonder why her pets didn't come with her?
I guess through her success she forgot about her pets that were there for her during the down times,. My Kat is a Priority.She goes were I. Go
No one is going to change that
Wow, great story.
This life story hit home. Emotionally charged and thought-provoking. 💔✨
Great story for kindergarten kids
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Thanks! What a very nice story.
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you for the comment!
Disappointed by the rest of the staff, perhaps they deserve to get fired cos they were bullies
I thought you meant the staff that put out this story without having an American proof read it. They weren't bullies in the story. They were stereotypes.
We’ll the good people and bad. May. God bless this man. Nolan and the girl that. Suffering a lot. Amen 🙏
Not often you hear about a parrot with a broken "paw". Strange how "Life Narrated" missed that fact/mistake. This must be a very unusual parrot. Maybe it is a dog parrot.
It's a silly thing to miss, you're right.
I had a parrot that had a missing claw. We wanted to sue the shipper but were told we didn't have a leg to stand on!
I had a bird that had a bad foot matter of fact the foot was amputated due to the fact that it had been burnt from Landing in a cast iron frying pan. I had got this bird from the shelter only had one foot at the time and I brought it home. So as far as a parrot having a broken foot that can happen, it is possible.
@@diannerae7769 It was not about the broken foot. It was not catching the mistake of calling it a 'paw'. Dogs has paws. Bears have paws. Horses have hooves etc. But birds have feet/foot. It is part of proofreading your work to catch such mistakes. But many UA-camrs, who post such stories , unfortunately do not check their work in the rush to get yet another video out onto UA-cam. I think it is the quantity over quality issue.
Beautiful, thankyou!
I went deaf as a child and my siblings would laugh at me when my mom would call us to dinner of course I couldn't hear her but they thought that was so funny for some reason.
I'm really sorry you had to go through that.
your mother should have come to you at that time. I was also very heard of hearing and couldn't use a phone, only understand a very few words. Calling from a distance to a deaf person just rubs me the wrong way. I'm old now and had cochlear implants which I was lucky enough to be able to hear on the phone more than I could growing up. It still frustrates me that parents never understand how stressful a hearing loss is.
Its a good story. Never look down on a persons financial status. Characters are more substantial to life. Humble, kind, patience, caring are some inner qualities that Lauren have. Love comes in all different aspects. Doesnt see color, financial status, race or culture. Love is love pure, kind, understanding. People should learn fron this. Never mistreat anyone. Because you dont know a persons story. Always be kind to everyone...
great story her pets should be with her someone can figure on how to take care of them.
Surely we learn much of this. It shows how God deeply loves,cares so much nd give rewards to those, like this humble lady.. Lauren, who are always willing to love nd give the best they could to others w/o expecting anything in return, inspite of her miserable experiences in the past. She's now living a happy life with her husband.. well,she deserves it, nd that is the reward God has given her
What are my thoughts? First of all where was "Surveillance cameras shocked everyone?" Second, could this story be any more long winded? And third, is this story believable? I have my doubts.
Something tells me the story was not meant to be believable. It was meant to be entertaining. Cinderella is not believable, but it is entertaining.
@@disciple15 Something told you, you say. What told you? Hemingway called it our inbuilt shockproof crap detector. Mine swung into action after the first fourteen and a half seconds. Most commentators here have let theirs wither and die.
This is story about heaven characters are all in bible old manager obviously devil satan if like so yes its all real nxb
Nice fairy tale..😄..or rather a mills and boonish make everybody happy tale..a 5th grader will really enjoy it..👍👍..
If I were the boss, I'd have tried finding out what was happening in the office much sooner, and would have interviewed the staff as well as reaching out to all the talent he'd apparently hired himself that was fired or resigned.
Also, this was not in the U.S.S.A. where you'd have a salary as part of a work CONTRACT. While you might leave or be fired, they can't just cut your salary without both parties agreeing.
Thank you for an uplifting and positive message
You're welcome!
The story makes me angry, not only because the people in the story were almost all jerks, including her fellow employees, the story teller makes it sound like everyone had a right to dismiss her because she had a hearing problem, then at the end she miraculously got her hearing back and now was "completely whole", she was whole before that happened. It is great that the deafness was psychosomatic, but Nolan realized her great qualities when she was still deaf. So many of these stories, dismiss people with difficulties until things change and everything is normal. People are special because they are people not because they are "whole" everyone has value no matter what, even the jerks in this story are valuable, they need to change for the better, but still have value.
Good story, really liked listening to it! Just what I needed to hear this morning.