Neighbors Have Put Woman in Wheelchair To Bed Every Night for Last 10 Years
By Kim Davis
Were it not for a man named Keith Pugmire from Sandy, Utah, a woman living with multiple sclerosis would have moved into a nursing home at least ten years ago.
Today, Kathy Felt still lives in her own home and maintains her independence, all thanks to a team of 60 men, spearheaded by Pugmire.
Felt explained that her multiple sclerosis symptoms had become so severe that she could not get in or out of bed by herself.
Felt had an aid and her two sons who would come over in the morning to help her out of bed and get ready for the day.
But at night, she needed help getting out of her mobilized chair and into bed.
Felt, who lives alone, reasoned that the safest, most logical option would be for her to sell her house and move into a nursing home.
But everything changed when Felt’s next door neighbor, Pugmire, spearheaded a solution that has been working for the last 10 years.
“I cried, just like now,” Felt told CBS news anchor Steve Hartman. “I was so moved. This is my miracle.”
Felt’s miracle came in the form of a list containing the names of 60 men who said they’d come over, in teams of two, to put Felt in her bed each night.
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