Hand Written Note Found in a Book and Winning The Lotto After Paying For Cancer Treatments

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Episode Transcript

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But Joe is it feels Shout outto ninety Insurance seven seventy three two O

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two five thousand. They got youcovered, Chuck, go call him get
some car. Insurance came in.What she got good news, happy stories
every day. Rose Farmer was lookingat books in her local goodwill when a
woman next to her picked up acopy of The Heart is a Lonely Hunter
by Carson mcculler's which was first publishedin nineteen forty, and a handwritten note
fell on to the floor. Sothis note was from someone's dad, and

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it read believe Trent, Believe youare loved and respected. So let's get
going. The ride maybe bumpy,but we will get there. When you
believe in you as much as Ido, you will be there. And
it signed Dad. She said thenote really spoke to her, so she
bought the book and she took thenote home. She posted on a Go
Gilbert, Arizona community facebook page sayingthat she was really touched by the note

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and just wanted to share. Andobviously five and you know Trent and his
dad. But what she didn't expectis how many people would be touched by
the note who weren't Trent or hisdad. So people were writing things like
I'm not Trent, but this notespoke to me. Someone else said,
my son's name is Trent, andit's almost like this note was written just
for him. Everybody was really touched. There was one person that wrote,
oh, man, I really wishI had a dad's like Trent's. So

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she said. Rose said, Idon't understand or realize how many lives actually
got touched, but it must havebeen a lot, because I got a
lot of Facebook legs and I feellike I was meant to share this note
with everybody. She still hopes tofind Trent and his dad though, to
let them know how many people theytouched, but she ended up helping a
lot of people in the wow his pretty amazing. So after showing out

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her entire life savings to pay forher daughter's breast cancer treatment, one grandmother
in Florida got a nod from theuniverse. She bought the last available scratch
off from her preferred lottery game atthe store and landed two million dollars.
And this was on the same daythat she was celebrating the moment that her
daughter, Lorencia Jackson, rang abell at the local hospital signifying that she

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had finished her breast cancer treatment.So she spent ten bucks on the last
scratch off card at the store andit happened to be a winner. She
had no money left, two milliondollars. Wow, the universe paying it
forward. I know. Now.Don't do what I would do and take
the two million and reinvest in scratchoff tickets. Okay, that's not going
to be a good investment. Don'tdo that. Okay, keep the money, please,