WHO CAN P.U.S.H.?
+The man who is losing his wife to cancer.
+The daughter and son of that same woman.
+The soldier at war whose family is back at home
+The leader of the soldiers fighting for our country.
+The college student who has a final at 8am Monday morning.
+The man/woman starting their first day at a new job.
+The man who is going to ask his girlfriend of 3 years to marry him.
+That man and woman on their wedding day.
+Those two trying to have their first baby.
+The doctor who has to operate on a sick patient.
+The mother and father waiting for their 16 your old son/daughter to come home with the car.
+The 16 year old kid who has his/her road test on Wednesday morning.
+The college athlete who has a meet/game.
+The little leaguer that wants to make his dad proud.
+The brother who wants to show his older brother he CAN DO IT!
+The student who wants to make the ‘A’ honor roll.
+The student who is getting an ‘F’ in every class.
+The teacher who has the two of these children in his/her classroom.
+The coach who is going into the locker room to talk to his team before a game.
+The same coach who is going into the locker room with his/her team winning at halftime.
+The same coach at the end of the game when their team just lost or just won for that matter.
+The superstar athlete that has made a mistake in his life and now the whole world know about it.
+The family of that same superstar.
+The young man who is a college football hero and is diagnosed with cancer and must fight for his life.
+The family of that young man.
+The teammates of that same young man.
+The teenage girl who is pregnant and has to raise her new baby on her own.
+The guy who left that girl.
+The parents of both of those two kids.
+The young man/woman who made a bad decision and ends up in jail.
+The Law Enforcement Officers who “Protect and Serve” their communities.
+The Federal Law Enforcement Agencies that protect the Homeland.
+The fire fighters who run into burning buildings to save the life a person they never met.
+The families of all these men and women.
+The man and woman who are in the middle of a divorce.
+The children of that man and woman.
+The homosexual man and his mate.
+The homosexual woman and her mate.
+The mother, father, and family of these two people.
+The man/woman who got laid off from his/her job and has a family to provide for.
+The family of that man/woman.
+The boss of that man/woman.
+The handicapped man/woman who has to use a cane, wheelchair, walker to get around.
+The senior citizen who sits alone in his/her room at the retirement center.
+The young man/woman who goes and talks to that senior citizen once a week.
+The man/woman driving home in a snow storm after a long day of work.
+The grandchildren of the grandma/grandpa that are in the hospital.
+The children of that grandpa/grandma.
+The nurse who takes care of people he/she has never met.
+All the people they touch.
+The 18 year old kid who enlists in the Army/Military.
+His/her family.
+The musician who is writing a song from the heart.
+The people that listen to that song.
+The teacher who has learning disabled children to teach.
+The learning disabled children.
+The mother/father of those children.
+The religious figures about to preach to an audience.
+The homeless man on the corner who wants $1 to possibly get something to eat.
+The person who gives that homeless man $5 and says, “That’s for you!”
+The lawyer who has to present a case in court.
+The defendant of that case.
+The judge in that court room.
+The young teenager who believes, “No one is there for him/her.”
+The parents of that child.
+The parents of the teenager who “KNOWS EVERYTHING.”
+The teenager.
+The man/woman contemplating ending there life because they feel they have no reason to live.
+The family and loved ones of these people.
+The psychologist who spoke to that man/woman a week ago.
+The college grad who doesn’t know what he or she is going to do with their life.
+The college freshman who doesn’t know what his/her major is going to be.
+The autistic child who tries his/her best everyday to learn.
+The family of these kids.
+The teachers who help them.
+The truck driver who has been on the road for 2 days straight without sleep.
+The family of that truck driver.
+The teenage girl who gets a zit the day before the prom.
+The boy who is taking her to the prom.
+The photographer taking their picture.
+The man/woman trying to get into shape.
+The personal trainer he/she may hire.
+The parents of a missing child.
+The missing child.
+The high school senior making a decision about college.
+The janitor of the school.
+The bus driver who has to get the kids to school on time and safe.
+The children in an orphanage.
+The people who want to bring one of those children into their home and raise them.
+The AIDS victim in the hospice.
+The correction officer in a jail.
+The author about to publish his/her first book.
+The people that read that book.
+The woman who has a miscarriage.
+The husband of that woman.
+The retail associate locking up his/her store for the night.
+The parents who bring their son/daughter to their first day of Pre-School.
+The President of our Country.
+The family of that President.
+ME…
+YOU…
