Do you have a story in which your hopes were not in vain?

Question

Or is hope just a thing for fairytales?

Answer 1

I was 60 years old and homeless. some said that employers won't hire you after 50, employer won't hire the homeless.
but with hope and a faith in God. I not only found a job, but was promoted to manager in a year and a half.

Answer 2

I don't know, I haven't been in a situation where hope is all I've had. I don't think it's just a thing for fairy tales. It's good to see you back Zeek. You've not been on in a while. Anyway, if hope is all you have to hang on to, then hang on to it. You've said before that you are going to college, you can have hope that you will graduate and get a job, and if you work hard for that, then it can happen. Hope is something that can help you through what seems to be a hopeless situation. I've had family members that were really sick or badly injured and I had hope that they would get better and my family prayed for them and they got well. Hope is worth more than you think. God bless.

Answer 3

I do not have a story, but I can tell you I never give up hope, and I always have faith no matter what life throws at me...hope and faith, coincide, one can not survive with out the other...
try this site for inspirational stories
www.spiritual-endeavors.org/stories

No hope is not just for fairytales...:)

Answer 4

Hope's very real.
Hope is what kept my slave ancestors from killing themselves.
Hope is was founded this country.
Hope is what kept many people alive during the Holocaust, and other tragedies.
It's never too late to have hope, even when the end seems near.
I hoped for a better life, a life without being bullied, and I've achieved that. People leave me alone, and respect me.

Answer 5

yes and no.