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A 24 years old boy looking out through a trains window shouted :“ Dad,look ,the trees are going behind! They are moving very fast” his Dad simply stared at him with so much Joy and smiled . A young couple sitting nearby, looked at the 24 years old boy and thought to themselves ‘ such a pity, he's so grown up but so childish, he must have a mental disorder for his father to not be bothered’ . Suddenly he exclaimed agAIN; “ Dad, look the clouds are running with us! “ the couple couldn't resist and said to the old man , “Why don't you take your son to a good doctor may be a psychiatrist?” the old man smiled and said,“ I did, just coming from a doctor but not a psychiatrist one, we are just coming from the hospital anyway, let me tell you, my son was blind from birth , he just got his sight today for the very first time ”, even though his behavior seems stupid to you, it is more than a miracle to me. The young couple just sat down there lost for words with a mixture of tears and shame in their eyes. Every body on earth has a story , do not judge people so fast or jump into conclusion about their private affairs; you don't know where they are coming from or what they have to deal with, the truth behind their private story just might surprise you. From a Facebook friend
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