Good Deed Revolution

Good Deed Revolution

If Cancer struck someone in your life, would you help them? How?
Good Deed Revolution Asked by Good Deed Revolution
6/8/2016

If Cancer struck someone in your life, would you help them? How?

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All the way! WINNER

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Not worried about it

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All the way!

If Cancer struck someone in your life, would you help them? How?
Anything I could do to help lessen their burden while they fight this terrible disease. Cancer has impacted 1,658,370 new lives and killed 589,430 in 2015 , according to the Am... Show More
Anything I could do to help lessen their burden while they fight this terrible disease. Cancer has impacted 1,658,370 new lives and killed 589,430 in 2015 , according to the American Cancer Society. Its a deadly threat and creating a positive support system for those impacted is essential for their survival. Making meals, helping with chores, babysitting if needed. Show Less
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Not worried about it

I know it may be serious to some. But it really never impacted my life or anyone close to me. I think that's what insurance is for.
I know it may be serious to some. But it really never impacted my life or anyone close to me. I think that's what insurance is for. Show Less
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Good Deed Revolution Asked by Good Deed Revolution
6/14/2016

Do you think we as Americans are doing enough for our vets?

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Yes

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Yes

We pay a lot of taxes to help the vets through the programs like the VA. I mean it's not like they were drafted, they volunteered right?
We pay a lot of taxes to help the vets through the programs like the VA. I mean it's not like they were drafted, they volunteered right? Show Less
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75%
No

How we treat our vets is borderline criminal. The support that is in place is anemic. I would help out a vet to the end of my ability for the sacrifices they've made for us.
How we treat our vets is borderline criminal. The support that is in place is anemic. I would help out a vet to the end of my ability for the sacrifices they've made for us. Show Less
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Ray-Emerson Potter
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Ray-Emerson Potter

They have given so much and places their lives on the line many times. The least we can do is repay them for what they have done. I own a business in auto repair and have helped those in need before and I know I am blessed and have such a great feeling when I can help those who need it and deserve.

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Do you think this Good Deed will change Noah's life? In what way?
Good Deed Revolution Asked by Good Deed Revolution
6/8/2016

Do you think this Good Deed will change Noah's life? In what way?

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Yes! WINNER

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No

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Yes!

Of course it will change his life! For a family situated around a young boy with so many obstacles is hard. This gesture will help alleviate so much! Getting around more comfort... Show More
Of course it will change his life! For a family situated around a young boy with so many obstacles is hard. This gesture will help alleviate so much! Getting around more comfortably is just one I can think of. How about you? Show Less
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No

I can't imagine a large SUV will make a boy with his disabilities better
I can't imagine a large SUV will make a boy with his disabilities better Show Less
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