Janet:

I read this as a part of an article in the Reader'sDigest several years ago. It can't possibly be an unknown author. I think you should get the entire story from the Reader's Digest and put in the whole thing. It does have the author's name,

kirsty:

that really touched how the men family did not accept there son in to there home but I suppose they wern't to know that their son was talking bout himself

Kenneth:

Wow, that's sort of depressing :(
I hope that I will never have to
encounter such a situation like that.
but it's nice and I'm gonna e-mail it
to some friends.

Ormizu:

OMG! This story is so heart awakening...*sniff* May I please use it for my blog....I would really appreciate it. If you mind then I will just take it off...

Mae:

He's a very negative person,(i mean the soldier)
why he did not tell them the truth?..i believed the parents will be very supportive
if they only knew that it was him.the parents will say the other way around if they only knew.
Not just commit suicide.who will comprehend us more than family.

rachelle:

that story is really nice... i was shocked! very inspirational and very touching!

retsehc:

well the story is so sad, but its very good......

Kristen:

That was an unbelievable story! Loved it even though it was pretty depressing. It made a lot of good points too.

lea:

This is a very touching story..,Not enough words I can find how much it inspires me...to whoever the author of this story its is so so great!!!

kristine:

you sure indeed wrote a wonderful story. your story
has touch me. yes what you said was true. we only
love or care for someone who has a good physical
apperanec but my question is that why cannot we look
people as what they are inside, we keep on saying
that oh that girl is pretty she has a great body or
she has a nona lisa smile, or that manis too good to
be true his a prince charming she has a graet smile!
A great body, Why cannot we say that man is
handsome, he is a good man he cares for everyone
eventhogh he does not know them.

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