During times of dangerous weather, it’s all the more important to check in on your neighbors. This is especially true when it comes to those who are elderly or disabled. Luckily, there are countless folks who really will go out of their way to help others during times like this. The man in the video below is such a perfect example. The man and his wife, who uploaded the video, live in Houston. That means they were directly in the path of Hurricane Beryl.
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This storm has been no joke, causing both animals and humans alike to prepare as much as possible. But some of the work can’t be done until the hurricane arrives. This includes turning on a generator when the power goes out. That’s something this man did for his own family, but that’s not why he’s such a hero — he fired up the generator for their elderly neighbors, too. This is so impactful, in part, because it allows them to continue to run their medical devices.
@ahhcarrizaa ❤️ Always check in with your neighbors, especially if they are elderly and dependent on special machines #husband #greenflags #goodman #neighbors #foryou #houston #texascheck #hurricaneberyl #hurricane #fypシ゚viral #beryl ♬ original sound – ahhcarrizaa
Best of all, it seems that this may not have been the first time this kind man has done this for his neighbors. How sweet and considerate is that!? It’s gestures like these that truly have the power to not only change someone’s life but to save it.
“Always check in with your neighbors,” the man’s wife writes in the caption of the video, “especially if they are elderly and dependent on special machines.”
When This Couple’s Power Goes Out During Hurricane Beryl, They Use Their Generator to Help Neighbors
Needless to say, this now-viral video is warming the hearts of folks from all over the world.
“We need more humans like you in this world,” one person shares in the comments, with another adding, “Best neighbors EVER.”
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