#4 Constructing Happiness
When everyday becomes a struggle, it's not hard to drift into depression. And for kids, it's worse...
Vivian Keith, 2, has acute lymphoblastic leukaemia and is admitted in the hospital for recovery. From her room, her only view was a construction site.
Just like any other cancer patient, everyday is a struggle for her to live but one day, these 2 ironworkers at this construction site did something for her which just made her day special!
Check out what these sweet workers do for this little girl...
#3 Sweet Gestures
The ironworkers at the site first noticed Vivian because she used to make faces and wave at them everyday in 2015. This little toddler would make them smile with her sweet actions.
So one day they decide to something special for her. They spray painted a message on the construction beam for her. And when Vivian's mother notices what they wrote...she was overwhelmed!
Keep reading to know what they wrote...
#2 Special Message
'Get Well Soon' was written in big letters on the construction beam.
They kept on waving to make sure that this little girl read the message, reports "Today".
Ginger Keith, Vivians mom, was so touched by it, she took pictures of it and sent it to the workers. She told Vivian what it meant.
"I thought it was amazing and the coolest thing ever," she said to ABC News. "I just thought it was really sweet that they would take the time to do that. I know they are working really hard to get things going, but it was really cool what they did for all those kids and for her."
#1 The Video
Greg Combs, the worker who set up the big message and co-worker Travis Barnes finally met Vivian and she thanked them personally for the well wishes.
Not only them, but we all wish her to 'Get Well Soon'!
