I heard this song coming from work yesterday and I don't recognize the singer. I don't know what the name of the song is.It is beautiful. Some of the words were "Daddy don't worry, I'll walk." I may have to go out and buy it! I know Debbie will love it and probably cry when she hears it. Charlie, I know you will like it too! Would you please find out the name and email me back? You guys are awsome and I just love to listen to you. Thanks, Terry Schronce

I just heard this new song on the way home tonight on wsocfm and I loved the song but I didn't recognize the singer. Some of the words are "Daddy, don't worry I'll walk." would you please send me an answer soon. I know how Debbie loves these kind ofsongs and I know she had to cry when she heard it too. Charlie, I know you would like it too. Think I may go and buy it. Thanks, Terry Schronce

You know I was listening to this broadcast live on my way home from work, I was intrigued by the story and never got to hear the end. I just finished reading the story about "Never Judge". You know the Bible tells us to "never judge", but we as humans can't help our nature, and we do it anyway. We don't think about who we hurt or the damage that can be done by unkind words. Just remember that words hurt on the inside and, the wounds can't be seen, and are not easily healed. We must remember to love one another as Jesus loves us. I also want to take this opportunity to thank all of our armed forces serving at home and abroad. As the daughter of an Army vet and the niece of several Marines, I understand how much these men and women give up. I am proud of our brave men and women in the armed forces. I wish there were more that I could do for them, but the one thing I can do for them is to PRAY that God will bless and keep them as they are sacrificing their lives and time to keep us free!

I am a 40 year old US Army Veteran. You managed to extend my commute home from work as I was crying so bad I had to pull off the road and stop. I wish more people realized what our Men and Women in uniform and their families sacrifice every day.

I was at work this afternoon when I heard you read this on the air. I was moved to tears. You see, I am a Veteran of the US Air Force, and I am a single mom. Although I've been lucky to remain employed through most of the child-raising years, there have been times in the past 20 years when I had to go on temporary assistance and, yes, use the stupid welfare card at the grocery store. Mostly, I went late at night, when there would most likely be very few people in the store. When I got home this evening, I came to your station's website, and cut and pasted the text of this, and emailed it to my sister in Utah, my daughter in Virginia, my son home here with me, and countless friends who I know will "get" the message of this one. Thanks for sharing. Something to Hang Your Hat On is always inspiring to me, whenever I hear it. Peace.

Thank you very much. The story moved my whole household. My son was in Iraq and he was one of the lucky ones-- he came home. For the ones that didn't come home. I hope that not everyone is the the man in the line. Judge one before knowing the details one the situation. I have been trying to get my children on my bus to realize how their words can hurt someone and they not realizing what they did. I have copied it off your web site and I am going to take it to my high school and copy it and give all of my children ont he bus a copy. Thank you again.

as one of those who often critize before we know the whole story.this one set me on my tail and made me think..cause my oldest son is in the army and he survived three tours of irag and that could of easily been him

Beautiful! It made me cry. We need more people to get the *right* attitude and help out others wherever possible. You never know if or when you might be in a similar situation and need help. We need more people in this world who are helpful, giving, and positive-thinking. Pat in Rock Hill

I heard you talk about this and that very day Isigned up. Mentioning your name saved me about $600.00 The cost is the supplemnents they want you to purchase.Their box dinners are anywhere from $14.95 to $9.95 depending on when you purchase them. that is where the cost comes in. Please pass this on to Linda. Life is Good Mary

Charlie, Would you be able to tell me about how much it costs to go to LA Weight Loss? Their new special...20lbs in 6 weeks? Luv you & Debbie. Keep up the good job. Thank you. Linda mmintz@carolina.rr.com

Dealing with grief is certainly a unique journey for every individual. My husband passed from cancer in June of 2000 and, while I've adapted, it's still difficult at times. While life will (obviously) never be the same, you CAN find a new "normal" intime. Thanks for sharing such a great message, Charlie and Debbie. And to those standing in ashes that are still smoldering, God bless and know that my prayers are with you.

I too lost my mom a year ago and i am still having a hard time dealing with this i have alot of regrets where she is concerd i just know that she is not suffering any more and that helps but i was just wondering dose the pain get any better? thank you alicia farmer

This is a good story. Ts true that our wounds can make us stronger. My mother Cindy Lambert passed a way 2 years ago on march 4th due to illness and I had a hard time with her death, but I am a stronger peson for it. My father took it very hard and one day we were in church and God touched him and heald his broken heart. what I want to say is that thoug our wounds make us stronger there is only one way to get strength from them and tha is through Jesus Christ. so if you read this artical and you don;t go to church, find one I promis you if you God will heal your wounds if you let him. and one last thing for those who have lost a love one the Bible says to be absent from the body is to be in the preasents of the Lord.

We heard the soldier's call from the Char Douglas airport, coming home to surprise his wife, who wasn't expecting him until Dec....what happened, did you hear from him again to get an update on the surprise reunion? My husband is retired USN and I wastearing up when I heard the conversation live this past week and was curious how it all went down!! God bless our military forces all over the world, you're the best!

I can't always listen to all your program but I always read your article Keep it up Marilyn

you have some of the best storys i really enjoy hearing these things to say thanks alot i know that GOD is your higher power...

I am a firefighters wife and have been for many years. I pray every time i hear the pages go off for a fire or what every they may be called out too i guess what i truely don't understand is. Why must we lose a firefighter police officer for us to reconize them and all they do for the communites they serve... i feel we all as a whole need to show a little more gratitude to all those that serve us just as we do our military troops.. thank you for all the two of you do on the air.. A FIREMANS WIFE

Thanks Charlie and Debbie, you can fell your sincereness through the net. It is great to know that the WSOC family is always there for others. You both have talked to me through times it was rough with my cancer and are always there for anybody that needs you and that is comforing to know. I think that is why Chris turned to make that call to you guys..... Sometimes we can only cry together and not say any words. But at least through prayer God delivered the message to you to pass on!!!

I agree, Jesus turns the other cheek and forgives us when we ask his forgiveness after we do wrong so we should do the same.

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