My Street (Human Interest Documentary) | Real Stories
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- Sue Bourne had lived in her street for fifteen years yet she knew practically none of her neighbours. While she relished the anonymity this afforded her she was also nosy and wanted to find out what lay behind the other 115 doorways in her street. She began knocking on the doors and meeting her neighbours and this award-winning film is the story of what she found.
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As as 21 year old with high functioning autism, Adams story made me cry. This is a man who refused to get help for his disability, lived in isolation with little to no money, and died at a very young aged. People like me always say we don’t need help, but this is what could happen if we get that wish, I’m incredibly grateful for all the help I get, and adams story should be a reminder that we often underestimate the idea of help. RIP Adam.❤️♥️❤️
I hadn't realised that he didn't accept help. It made me cry too. X
I come back here sometimes just to see and remember Adam. He didn’t deserve this. You are loved, you are remembered in your most pure form. Rest peacefully, Adam.
Adam and the elder Polish man made me cry....we need to be aware and help those in need...thanks for making this
For all we know, his wife could have left him because he beat the crap out of her, which is very common in Poland.
Eaty McEatison He clearly said she had died and even mentioned in which hospital.
@@blahblahblah14411 He said she left at first.
Really? I do not think so
I am from Poland and as far as I know it is not so common like You think,ofcourse it is happening,( with is really wrong)but the same things are happening in the others countrys not only in my.It depends only from peoples,and nationality,skin colour is just not important when you are decide to hurt other peoples
Agreed. Many people suffer from depression, even those who don’t live alone, and it would be great for their to be more of an online support system that puts people in physical contact with one another.
Adam's story got me the most, poor guy, so heartbreaking :(
Me too, that's very dad to not have someone take care of you in this life
Yes Adams story was heartbreaking and more so by the final. Very tragic. I could identify with this documentary as the street where I have lived alone for 26 years, I know only three of my direct neighbours, two of whom have little contact with. The one I do have good contact with is a single lady whose cats I feed when she goes on holiday. Five years ago I broke my leg and she overwhelmed me with her kindness cooking me a meal every evening until my leg got sorted. Then two years ago I was diagnosed with prostate cancer and went through a two month course of radiotherapy. Though she was still working part time she would drive me to and from the hospital whenever she could. You never forget kindness like that.
@@Bulletguy07 wow that's incredible, fantastic that you came through all that and hope that the psychological scars are healing too, also what a wonderful lady taking care of you through it all, I hope she's doing well these days x
old people who are alone makes me so sad :(
His story broke my heart and this is unfortunately so common in many western countries. As someone who grew in a community where everyone knew everyone, those stories always make me reflect. We can do better as Humans and that lady Sue did that:)
Well, he needs to get out of the house. He could go for a walk several times a day and possibly bump into a neighbor and strike up a conversation. Those who live to themselves are generally left to themselves.
I love the people on your street ..and felt a real sense of loss that Adam lived and died alone begging for nothing more than to be loved and cared for ..how many Adam's are living on all our streets ..silent and alone ?
Debbie Cosgrove very many of us the hidden people
+Norma Thomas well I see you Norma and want to send you friendship hugs and let you know I'll be your friend do you won't be lonely😇💃🙌💐🐥
He begged for a pizza too : P
Me too. This is the best documentary ever! We are supposed to love our neighbors as we love ourselves and to do to others as you would have done to you. I am so shocked at Adam's passing! I'm not certain, but I believe I heard of a person that got relief from Turrets Syndrome through the use of marijuana. I wish I could have at least shared that information with him. Too sad, truly tragically sad.
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I watched this on tv when it came out, I would have been about 15 I think. The story of Adam always stuck with me and I honestly have thought about him a lot and felt so desperately sorry for his situation. I decided to try and search for the video which lead me to just watch this again and it’s as heartbreaking as I remember. He has always stayed in my memory. I wonder if there are people on my street that are lonely and in need. I want to be a good person and hope that no one has to feel desperate and alone.
Part of the sadness for me is realizing how many Adams there must be, especially in my city of London where life is hard for many right now.
Amazing documentary! Adam after all didn't die in the shadow... thank you for let us know him ... he will be remembered worldwide
pl2ilvlol2osa Great point! Adam has many people mourning him and feeling for the suffering he endured in his short life.
pl2ilvlol2osa Poor Adam. What a terrible affliction.
I just got to the part where Adam died, and my jaw dropped....that was such a tragic story :(
Worldwide?! 🤣
Oh, please, stop with this bullshit. No-one would have known about him other than this video, and this video hardly constitutes a remembance 'worldwide'. But, yes, what a sad life and lonely death.
I don't know when this docu was made, but I hope everyone on the street watched it and decided to drop in on the lonely people. Made me so sad to see the 91 year old man just sitting alone looking at the pigeons on the windowsill :(
Annakist76 2008
+Abdurahman Mohamed Thank you :)
yes very sad he could be a substitute grandfather for any of the children on the street. I think that would be lovely
I completely agree and was thinking the same.
Maybe introduce the young Polish family, who had just moved in. Then they could catch up in their Mother tongue... I totally hear you! I visit a lady, down the street from me. She's also Polish and just turned 97. We need to treasure those who are around us, especially if they are alone, or rather, lonely.
Adam was such a kind person, my heart breaks for him and the elderly Polish man Alex. I sincerely hope Adam's parents saw this documentary and read all lovely and kind comments about their son, especially since they abandoned him with that horrendous condition. No one should have to be alone nor die alone, we have to make sure we are there for each other❤
poor Adam shame on his parents for leaving him like that.
I wish I knew Adam personally when his was alive. People with mental health issues and difficult stories got to stick together.
Rest in peace Adam 💛
Poor Adam. My heart broke for him. 😪 RIP Adam
My eyes filled for Adam, I was being so selfish today about things i can actually change and then i see this and see him and he's living with a condition he cannot change. So sad. He seemed so smart, I'm sure if he didnt have TS he wouldve gotten far in life. RIP Adam. He also looks so much like my brother. :(
I love Caroline to bits. She is cheeky and a breath of fresh air. I wish her all the best in her search for love. I am rooting for her. 🥂🍺 Cheers and beers mates.
Poor Adam it must have been he'll on earth I hope he's at peace now.
What a wonderful documentary. The story of Adam is absolutely heartbreaking. No one should ever die alone, especially when their parents are still living. Thank you so much for sharing his story, as well as all the others. Very touching.
Just imagine living next door to those drunken / obnoxious fools... R.I.P Adam...So sad you had to go through what you did alone
It would go a lot differently for them were they my neighbors. I wouldn’t be nearly as patient, nor would I be as kind as “feckless kiwi’s” when referring to (or addressing) them. 🤬 Bunch of arrogant, entitled, pea-brained dullards!
I would rally all the neighborhood to get them kicked out, so disgustingly unconciderate!!!
@The Earth Is Not Flat Terraced housing isn't the best environment for 24hr parties...
I wouldn't want to raise a family or expose my kids next to those bellends. Apparently a vast majority of people prefer some level of common human decency and there's socially healthier ways to "having fun" than mindless intoxication.
Would rather that than have a bunch of saddos who don't mind their own business!
Rest peacefully Adam..
Rest in peace Adam
I swear I have seen this before and it's not 2017 as stated in the info
Astra 2017 The copyright date at the end is 2007. The date in the info only refers to the date Real Stories posted it here on TH-cam.
Dammit spoilers
Astra 2017- I figured out it was probably from 2007 thanks to one of the calenders located in the background. Although I liked the documentary I was still bummed for some reason to see it was older.
I hope Adam at least had some friends, family, and/or acquaintences at a memorial if there was one. It's too bad The Street couldn't have also rallied around him and others that were lonely (if they wanted it).
The humility of Adam. Still observing his prayers despite his illness. A reminder of faith.❤ May heaven welcome your beautiful soul. Ameen
I love how quite a few of the people have substantial collections of books.
Rest in peace Adam, I have a son with severe autism and learning difficulties and I care for him full time so sad he was alone I'm applaud by his family the poor young man
Superb documentary. Poor Adam. Such a shame he never got to see how many people round the world actually did care about him.
Should introduce Caroline to Steven. Maybe introduce the old man to the other folks on the block. Perhaps this could help him make more friends and be less isolated. The elder Thomas my a good fit. I so enjoyed this documentary. That took courage and the message is not lost on me. Thank you for sharing.
My best friends are my neighbors and I consider them like family. I'm so blessed to live by such amazing people
RIP Adam - you can only hope there is a better place.
Adam family should be ashamed of themselves. I can't believe they left him alone to suffer in silence. I Hope they are now consume with guilt and shame. This is sad and disturbing on all levels. Having said that, Adam is in a better place, and is now free from life's trials and tribulations. I hope he finds enteral peace. Gone too soon. Wherever you are tonight, Adam. I am sending you loads of 🤗 hugs and 😘 kisses. Sending prayers up too. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏. Sad state of affairs indeed! So, so sad! 🥂🍺. Cheers and beers mates!
@padma salam: I agree with You. Unfortunately, there are so many people left alone by their families. We, however, can help few of them. May he rest in peace.
Yes you are right famlies are gifts from God to help eachother... My father is at his old age my mom she is handicapped now my elder brother is mentally sick ... So i prefer to stay at home to help my family because when i was kid and till now they lookafter me so why i became cowered .. May God bless adam and his soul with rest and peace
Padma, I think you should be ashamed for passing judgement like that and wishing those negative things on someone before you know the whole story and without even having factual information.
@@mrsa9690 - But still, family Should be there to help him. It seems that his family "passed judgement" on him. Do not be guilty of doing the same to padma. Instead - try to understand her frustration....as I'm sure you can. You don't have to know all the details concerning what is right and what is wrong. Peace.
I have to agree with you. His parents were not good to him at all. There is no reason for their absence unless they were hospitalized or incarcerated which I don't believe was the situation. I can imagine it must have been difficult to live with Adam, but they could have visited him at least once a week if not only long enough to give him a huge bear hug. I am a firm believer in hugging and believe if more families hugged each other more, there would be less violence in the world.
Poor Adam, the only person who needed urgent help. It's really sad. inna lila hi wa ina elih-e-raji'oon.
Fffff the end saddens me so much. Adam seemed a really nice guy.
I live at number 57 rip to Adam I've met few of these people lovely they are
kings of kings I'll be around yours expecting a cuppa
kings of kings
I live at 52, I do.
Kings- I'm guessing the old Polish man is no longer around? :(
Oh Adam I'm so sorry. You deserved better then the hand you were dealt.
Oh Adam, I'm so sorry you suffered so. I pray you now have peace, and God bless you with all things happy and still.
Peace be with you dear Adam..xo
My heart breaks for Adam. I wish there was a way people could connect people with disabilities like him with people who want to give them company. RIP Adam. :'(
Poor Adam. I have to imagine that his body was so worn out and pained. I hope he is resting peacefully.
I hope that at some point Sue was able to introduce the new Polish family to Alek. The mother seemed homesick and I think Alek would have benefited greatly having people to speak with in his native language and would enjoy the company too. :)
I thought the same thing. Beneficial to both families...
Good idea. Maybe he could rent a room for them for cheap and she could help with cleaning the house and cooking. I don't know if he still speaks Polish after all those years in the UK. If his wife wasn't Polish he could have forgotten the language. I know this as I met a Polish lady in a care home who was struggling to remember her Polish but her English was fine.
Thank you for this video. Many people need to see this.
Such a lovely documentary. So sad, poor Adam, when he said he wanted to sleep and never wake up 😔 Honestly makes me wonder about the people on my street... I only know a few people.
stephyclaws His wish came true. Did you miss that?
+Mary Reynolds What do you mean? "stephyclaws" said nothing that anyone could construe as having missed the part where his wish came true. The subtext was right there for all to see. You must havee missed it......
Venica Wood I have no clue where you think I missed something..lol There is nothing wrong with me sending prayers
Venica Wood ..and yes, I understand he has passed. Maybe my Catholic way was confusing as we do still say prayers for the dead.
+Mary Reynolds Where above were you, quote "sending prayers"?. This is what you said, and I copy, "stephyclaws His wish came true. Did you miss that?" All you did was put down stephyclaws because you didn't understand their comment. Do you understand now what I mean?
I am so envious of all those beautiful houses 😍 so many book cases! It's like heaven!
Adam’s story was crushing. Those last scenes of him having those seizures made so clear just what it must be like living with such an awful illness. He explained it himself, with the words “I just want to sleep”. It’s tragic that nobody was able to help him and so finally his wish to sleep was granted. Sleep a peaceful sleep Adam, God bless.
Poor Adam. Such a sweetheart.He made me laugh when he asked the producer for money because out of all of the documentaries I've seen with homeless people nobody has ever asked for food or money but him.
Thank you for making this documentary....it is one of the most moving, genuine and empathetic films I have seen on the Internet. Thank God Adam is suffering no more.
RIP Adam :(
Adam made me cry so much, HE IS IN A BETTER PLACE NOW, Rest in peace, no more pain now Adam🙏🏻❤️
Damn the noisy 8-14 people house really are disrespecful of their neighbours! It would drive me insane to live next to them
Calvin Smith totally agree, no respect no regard for anyone but themselves
Kiwi backpacker neighbours are the same everywhere. Awful.
I have very disrespectful neighbors here, it's horrible :/ I think they are from PNG, but could be Kiwi, who knows, Haha....
I like that they live next to the rich Jews!
Yeah they give kiwis a bad name. But we aren't all like that. I know when I lived in the U.K (and in any other house for that matter) I was as respectful as possible.
Poor Adam, absolutely heartbroken for him. Rest easy Adam xx
Such a thought-provoking piece, and it's left me feeling incredibly empty & sad...I understand isolation and loneliness...
poppykok5 😀❤️
R.I.P Adam.
Broke my heart.
37:45 I loved the woman complaining about men lying about their height online, then confessed she was actively thinking about lying on her dating profile about her marriage history to attract more people.
This is an interesting concept. If I did it with my neighbors it would be insane.
All of my neighbors are strange and crazy in one way or another.
Poor Adam, RIP
"I never did live in the street, I live here, in this house" 😂 - Alex, the Polish fella
Astra 2017 ur laughter emoji says you didn't understand what he actually meant 😂
Not necessarily. That emoji showed me that Astra 2017 knew that Alek was making a joke.
The person asking the question did it wrong. His answer was gold. 😂👍🏽. She should have asked. How long have you lived in this street?/neighborhood???
That was bloody profound. I felt it.
Hhe loved it the way he said... I never lived in the street..bless him..
I hope Adam found the peace he deserved God keep you safe in his arms
What god? If there is a god hes sick. Letting this happen to him. Your deluded
@@tucosalamanca5194 dont say that be respect others mind
@@Nasil-Yapmali no respect to religion
That cat was getting the most strangest massage I've ever seen in my life 😦 but this is a really beautiful documentary and kind of sad too
Rose Gold 😂😅👄 legs everywhere 😹😹
Trini Gyal LMAO.. I was like OMG really! The cat's lil legs were all stiff in the air 😩😂
I had to pause it to find this comment!!! Knew someone would have to comment 😂😂😂😂
Sarah Delaney 😂😂😂
I thought he was holding a dead stuffed cat at first.
Im sad for Adam..... so young.
May the ground be light on him 😔😔
Some people seem to have blessed lives, whereas others are such a struggle. At peace at last Adam x
Love Caroline and her many voices and personalities.😄
it kind of makes me feel so bad for all the lonely people ...
Besides that... it's a beautiful idea :D
Chris News I was just thinking about that song!
R.I.P. Adam :'( Such at sad ending to this beautiful documentary.
Adam ... that was heartbreaking. It’s amazing what goes on behind closed doors. Thank you for showing us a glimpse
I’ll never feel sorry for myself again. I can’t imagine how horribly lonely and unloved Adam must have felt. I’ve had days where my anxiety has kept me up and I could somewhat relate when he said he just wanted to sleep. I know how I felt in those moments but I have had my husband with me. This all makes me a lot more grateful and less critical of the things I now deem mere trifles and very small inconveniences.
I'm a New Zealander but I don't drink like this. I hate the binge drinking that goes on here.
It definitely was not a complimentary view of New Zealanders. I can't abide the binging and the seemingly lost lives of these young people - they don't seem to have anything better to do. Worse than that, though, is their feeling of entitlement - they don't care that they ruin other people's enjoyment of their own homes and gardens. As long as they are out doing what they like and being as loud and obnoxious as they want to be, they are happy - they feel entitled to force their immaturity onto everyone around them.
theres a lot of pissheads over here lol
yes!! I hate the binge-drinking of NZ. I was also disgusted by their inconsideration of their neighbours. Unfortunately, they would apologise if neighbours complained but, five minutes later, it would be back to the same chaos. They know that nobody will say anything again, so they just continue. NZers often find binge-drinking funny 🙄. They will think you are uptight if you say it is inconsiderate but they are considerably selfish.
I can't help but pause and comment. When Sarah is showing Sue the open 'vista' across their backyard, I look at the second or two that the camera lingers on it and am reminded of when I was in Britain and Ireland. So bleak and seemingly perpetually overcast. It's a bit of a shock to the system when you have come from an upbringing where the sunshine is part of life, as opposed to a treat. Even the little time lapse is just a lot of different bits of grey.
Nx Doyle welcome to the UK 😂
You guys always have great docs. At least Adam had someone show interest in hik in some of his last days. RIP
I'm embarrassed to be a Kiwi, please don't judge us all by these inconsiderate drunks and fools. Most of us are very considerate, caring albeit easy going people. What a shame.
treasurz1 what exactly is a kiwi? Im American and never heard the term used when describing people
Demekia DeWitty a kiwi is a word people use to describe people from New Zealand. We call ourselves Kiwis too, it's our national (flightless) bird
Yep watching this and seeing those "Kiwis" really pissed me off. Especially because we aren't all like those idiots.
treasurz1 - Yeah bro I hear ya! Felt the same way - it's a typical young kiwi/Aussie group in the UK, everyone plays up a little on their OE. I noticed there is a comment below from JaMarcus 52 about it happening here at home too - if you live next to students or young people, it's gonna happen anywhere! Don't like it? Maybe trying doing the kiwi thing and having a quiet, calm word with your neighbour? Heaven forbid talking it out might actually work!! Don't be that grumpy person who doesn't contribute to a solution... If not, I've always found a few early morning weed eating sessions soon do the trick :)
I had a love-hate relationship with the Kiwi's. I would loathe to live next door to such inconsiderate people but, at the same time, every time the guy laughed I couldn't help but smile at his goofy laugh and their care-free lifestyle. But I do agree that this gave a bad picture of all Kiwi's, fuelling the stereotype... welcome to the everyday life of minorities!
Thank you for making this documentary, it is touching and very true that we do not know our street. Watching this program has made me think.
Adams story touched me the most, i am curious to know where his parents were,...and how they have managed to deal with all of this,.. if only i could have been his friend and somehow helped him, been there for him,.. he was a very deep hearted person, and intelligent, you can sense that,.... blessings to his family,..and those who were close to him
I don't often cry when I watch TH-cam. Rip Adam. :(
What a lovely lil treat of a documentary, it was unique and i felt like every street needs there own lil story like this, i love listening to my grandfather telling me about his neighborhood during the great depression, i went through the street with him on google earth, he remembered every tree, where the men that worked on the railroads stayed, where his father ran a bookie in the back garage, plus he was a butcher, so they shared there meat with the neighbors since they were considered "well off" cuz they had more food, where the "stinky cat lady" (his words) lived, where he met my grandmother at the 5 and dime store, that he worked at as a stock boy, hes 88 now, and im so happy to have been able to let him go down memory lane, without having to walk around the area, since he is unable
I remember this documentary when it was broadcasted on television. I remember Adam very well. In fact I was thinking about him. Very sad RIP
Lovely doc of your block, Sue, you did a bang-up job. Loved Caroline, most interesting/fun person on the street - would more than love to have her as my neighbor. The Kiwis are a disgusting bunch of inconsiderate low-lives going nowhere fast. Adam was seeking peace from his very difficult situation in this life - hopefully he's found it on the other side...RIP!
- Thanks again, Sue. -
The world will be a beautiful place if we love and care for each other
RIP ADAM. ❤️🌹🕊 such a beautiful soul. GOD holds a special place in heaven for him.
What an interesting documentary. Caroline is lovely and so funny, I hope she finds someone that’s just perfect for her.
Interesting- Don't know our neighbours either, So many seam so sad even the more well off ones. Poor Adam he should never have been living alone. Where was his family that he missed so much ? The sadness is depressing.
RIP Adam 😓😓😓 Because of this documentary, Adam in now in the minds and hearts of so many people. 💕💕💕💕
Only the British could think this one up and produce it so very well. So thank you everyone involved,a wonderful wonderful documentary !!!
this is a touching documentary, one that asks questions on many levels. what are we as humans if we cant be there for each other? i guess the modern struggles force people to be rather selfish and keep to themselves, a documentary like this one shows that we can do more by being human and showing more compassion and care to others in our communities
the guy with Tourettes was so hard to watch. I can't imagine how frustrating and lonely it must be to have that condition and have your family forget you. Very sad
RIP Adam brother ,were was mum dad ? You will be in my prayers GOD BLESS YOU
Amazing film. Done very well! Adam broke my heart. He should of had support from family and the psych world. All over there are so many who fall thru the bureaucratic cracks; either overlooked, refuse treatment, or cause too much stress to their loved ones.
Aww it makes you thankful for what you’ve got. Adam looked like a lovely young man. It must have been devastating to have to suffer as he did. What is happening to society that people seem to cut themselves off from their neighbours. I live in Spain in the country. But my Spanish neighbours are so friendly. We need to get back to community spirit.
I came to revisit here. The comments are FLOODED with awesome responses. Those who relate to Adam or any of these people are COOL in my book.
Different. Personal struggle. A window to thier soul.
Please keep us updated if possible.
This story has changed many of us. ❤
Some random thoughts: Peter and Caroline should get together. It's sad about Adam. He and Joseph could've been good mates. The young Polish mother should befriend the older Polish gentleman. I'm sure he'd love the company. Perhaps she and her son could move in and help him around the house. Any update on Keith? I hope his treatment was successful.
My heart goes out to Adam...Is there no help for him.... some one to help him clean and make him some good meals.... it breaks my heart that so many suffer!!
Where were Adams family when he needed them most? You could tell he needed help by looking at the state of place he really needed a carer R.I.P. Adam hope you are in a better place
RIP Adam ❤, I am not a crybaby... but him being alone and suffering like that...brought tears to my eyes .
Life... ❤️ Amazing documentary. So simple, yet very powerful❣️ Adam seemed like a very nice person. So sad, that he was lonely... The end really striked me :'( *R.I.P. Adam❣️❣️*
Rest in peace Adam ❤
Great documentary ! RIP Adam .. You are now free ....
A well done documentary, with little or no noisy background
distractions, or elaborations, would like to see more of these,
watched it a couple of times, so poignant, with a sense of community
Well done, Sue. you made Adam 'famous'. R.I.P. Adam. A Motor head fan - can't be all bad.
Powerful documentary yet so sad. RIP Adam.
Too much drink, that kiwi guy comes across rather simple.
try living in a country with 4 million of them O_o
All kiwis are simple. It’s typical.
Whats wrong with being simple?
O! year, it you sound like you don't care "
Fantastic documentary. Had me in tears at the end for Adam and the many lonely people in your street.
OMG poor Adam....and the elderly Polish man....and the father diagnosed with cancer...so sad
WOW you guys do a fantastic job making doc,s , this was so sad but so true , love you real stories keep up the wonderful work ! ❤️🇨🇦🙏🏽🇨🇦❤️
@thatgirllNancyy I too am a Canadian (Vancouverite) but was born and raised a Brit on a street in London very much like this one. I notice that my neighbours here are very much like these and the ones I left behind. I still own the house though, if I was to sell up now I'd never get it's full value so have rented it to a very nice family.
I, like so many other commentators have many tears for poor Adam. I'll be thinking of him for the rest of the day now.
This documentary is a reminder as to why I am emigrating from the UK. Lonely depressive place. I do have loads of friends but after all is said and done we all still retire to our lonely existence. The point is, there is no community is most places.
just sunny I am seriously thinking of leaving this place as well.No community life at all.The most depressing place.......
Trust me, it's not that much better abroad as a foreigner. I suppose it depends on where you're going, though.
It’s not the country that’s the problem lol it’s people could be the same wherever you go
it depends where you live within a country.
Ooh, a totally different culture from that other side of the world....! While in Africa things are different, one month is enough for one to know the whole village by their names including their relatives and everything that has to do with them lol {sounds crazy, right?}!!Yeah, One year in the same neighborhood then that means we became a family automatically coz if I run out of salt or need help, my neighbor is the first to know before thinking of anywhere else. For those of you who are lonely and in pain, i send you hugs and kisses with lots of love from Africa.RIP bro Adam #feellovedy'all.
Beautiful documentary. I cried my eyes out for Adam. So sad.
Every person has a story, some happy and some unbearably sad. This video is a real eye opener and makes you think, thank you for this beautiful documentary.
How dare Adam's parents leave him to cope on his own! So sad and really really mean and selfish.
How dare you judging those people without knowing their circumstances?
CindelMa what circumstances could possibly cause you to leave your child who suffers so greatly?? I’m a mother, and I’d NEVER leave my disabled son to cope alone. I will judge.....because I cannot conceive of what could cause you to DUMP your child.
INCONCEIVABLE!
@@pommiebears Exactly..... and to leave him so destitute as to ask a total stranger for a pizza? Heartbreaking. I have zero sympathy for people whose own bad decisions have left them in need.... but poor Adam was playing a hand of cards he did not choose.
This such a very heart warming doccie.... good neighbours are SO wonderful... only realize how vital being interconnected is... Fellow-feeling is SUCH an important aspect to our being human.... love is v.i.p.