She surrendered one of the greatest achievements of her life to help save a baby she had never met.
In 2021, Polish javelin thrower Maria Andrejczyk, a cancer survivor and Tokyo Olympic silver medalist, auctioned her medal to raise funds for life-saving heart surgery for eight-month-old Miłoszek Małysa.
The medal sold for approximately $125,000, covering the remaining cost of the child’s treatment in the United States.
Then came an extraordinary turn of events.
The winning bidder, the Polish supermarket chain Żabka, paid the full amount and immediately returned the medal to Maria, stating that she deserved to keep the symbol of everything she had achieved.
Maria later explained her willingness to part with it: “A medal is only an object, but it can save lives instead of collecting dust in a closet.”
In that moment she transformed a personal symbol of victory into something far more meaningful, a second chance at life for a young child.
I like to think that Lucifer, when he was an angel from heaven, his color was always red and in his prince's crown he had small stars because you know "Morning Star💫" and now as a demon he continues to keep that color. And yes, I like #adamsapple 🎸🍎 lol.
The original ‘FIVE NIGHTS AT FREDDY’S’ screenplay by Gil Kenan and Tyler Burton Smith from Warner Bros. has been revealed!
"The story followed a group of four nerdy friends who called themselves "The Warlocks" and made YouTube videos together. After stumbling upon the story of the dead security guard (Mike, whose demise happens in the first few pages) and five missing children, the group decides to sneak out to the old abandoned pizzeria to investigate what really happened. Also, the owner was a totally different character; there was no William Afton in the script at all, which is ironic since we eventually had Matt sign it. Overall, I remember it having more of a group vibe like The Goonies or Stranger Things, with a pretty conventional setup/story, and lacked real faithfulness to the source material and FNAF lore. I recall the script did have a whole underground workshop and even an underground amusement park, but I don't remember any crazy government project element. I also remember the main kid's family was moving away from their town, and he might have had a single mom. Like I said, the plot was pretty familiar and used a lot of storytelling tropes, so my memory is a bit hazy as it's been quite a while since I read it."
(Via: Geek Garage)
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