pregnant lady

I gave $200 to a homeless lady

By truelife90 - Posted on September 13th, 2007

There was a pregnant lady on the train. She looked about 50 years old. Her hair was a mess and she had a worn out bookbag behind her. The lady was holding up a sign made out of cardboard box that said, "Please help save my baby." At first, I wanted to give her like...a dollar because I didn't have much with me. So I did have my last dollar and gave it to her. She gave me the brightest smile!

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