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Michael Cloyd is getting a second chance after a family took in this homeless 73-year-old veteran and changed his life. Giving others a second chance is a deeply human gesture that speaks to our own experiences of growth and resilience. We all stumble and fall; it’s part of being human. But those moments don’t define us entirely. They’re moments of learning, opportunities to rise stronger and wiser. And for Michael, a second chance is what he needed. RELATED: Man Wanted To Make Sure Veterans Were Honored And His Efforts Started A Chain Reaction Michael Cloyd Found His Forever Home At 73 years old, Vietnam veteran Michael found his forever home with a loving family. Michael had been living in a motel, his health declining with multiple falls. Late last year, Michael was admitted to the VA Hospital for nearly four months due to challenges in finding suitable assisted living. Christina mentioned that earlier life issues made it hard for people to look past them. That changed when Vilitha and her family opened their doors as Love, Recovery, and Connections – an adult family care facility. "I feel like despite your background and circumstances, everyone deserves a second chance at redemption, at hope and at support," Vilitha shared. Her dream of opening her home to adult family care, where residents like Michael live full-time in a house with a family and receive help with daily living and healthcare, is a testament to the power of community support. It’s not just a place to live, it’s a home with a family that offers a lifeline to those in need. RELATED: These 11 Celebrity Veterans Are Some Stars Who Served Their Country Too Mike Is Family Now “To us, Mike is family," Vilitha said. "Seeing him happy brings us joy. "They've included Michael in family gatherings like Mother's Day brunch. Each of us is on a journey filled with ups and downs, victories and setbacks. But our worth and potential go far beyond our mistakes. When we offer someone a second chance, we acknowledge their love just as much as we are in Christ. It’s about creating a space where growth and change are not just possible but encouraged. Vilitha and her family are the hands and feet of Jesus, and it's a beautiful story and a powerful expression of compassion and faith in the human spirit. YOU MAY ALSO LIKE: Gary Sinise Has An Incredible Passion For Helping Veterans But Do You Know Why? Ephesians 4:32 “Be kind and compassionate to one another, forgiving each other, just as in Christ God forgave you.” WATCH: Family Took in a Homeless 73-Year-Old Veteran and It Changed His Life  LISTEN: Man With Iron Lung for 70 Years Has Died and Left Legacy | Husband Treats Wife with Dementia to the ‘Best Day’ h/t: 12 On Your Side Featured Image Credit: Facebook/Brooklyn Andres The post Family Took in a Homeless 73-Year-Old Veteran and It Changed His Life appeared first on GodUpdates.

A Southwest Airlines Boeing 737-800 plunged to within 400 to 500 feet above Oklahoma residents just outside of Will Rogers World Airport in Oklahoma City. “Southwest Airlines 737-800 descends to 400 feet 9 miles from landing at Oklahoma City Will Rogers World Airport, triggering a low altitude alert from Air Traffic Control,” Breaking Aviation News & Videos wrote. “Just after midnight Wednesday, Southwest flight 4069 from Las Vegas had been cleared to land on a visual approach from the northwest. According to publicly available transponder data, the 737 appeared to descend to as low as 400 feet as it passed over Yukon High School,” it added. Just after midnight Wednesday, Southwest flight 4069 from Las Vegas had been cleared to land on a visual approach from the northwest. According to publicly available transponder data, the 737 appeared to descend to as low as 400 feet as it passed over Yukon High School. — Breaking Aviation News & Videos (@aviationbrk) June 20, 2024 “The aircraft quickly regained altitude and circled for a safe landing at another runway. ATC personnel at the airport confirmed the alert and missed approach but said there were no issues with the aircraft,” the aviation news account continued. “On Thursday, Southwest Airlines said it was in contact with the FAA. In a statement the airline said, ‘Southwest is following its robust Safety Management System and is in contact with the Federal Aviation Administration to understand and address any irregularities with the aircraft’s approach to the airport. Nothing is more important to Southwest than the safety of our customers and employees,'” it added. On Thursday, Southwest Airlines said it was in contact with the FAA. In a statement the airline said, "Southwest is following its robust Safety Management System and is in contact with the Federal Aviation Administration to understand and address any irregularities with the… — Breaking Aviation News & Videos (@aviationbrk) June 20, 2024 Daily Mail reports the low-altitude jet terrified residents who thought it was going to crash in their neighborhood. Southwest Boeing 737 plunges within 500 feet of Oklahoma neighborhood setting off emergency alarms and terrifying residents who feared it was going to crash into their homes https://t.co/jz3EAHwL4K pic.twitter.com/BZ9ts7ia2Q — Daily Mail Online (@MailOnline) June 21, 2024 Daily Mail reports: Doorbell camera footage showed the Boeing 737 MAX-8 then hovering above houses, before it flies out of frame. The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating the incident and SouthWest has confirmed they are working with them to address any ‘irregularities’. A resident was startled awake by the plane’s engine and wondered if the aircraft was set for a collision. ‘It woke me up and I thought it was gonna hit my house,’ the resident wrote on the Yukon Happenings Facebook page, according to The Oklahoman. The sudden descent prompted air traffic control to call the pilot and check on the status of the flight. ‘Southwest 4069, low altitude alert,’ the air traffic controller could be heard saying in an audio archive of the transmission. ‘You good out there?’ he asked. The pilot of the commercial flight from Las Vegas confirmed there was no issue with the aircraft, and circled back around – quickly regaining altitude from just about 450 feet to more than 1,000 feet as it crossed over Yukon High School. It then landed safely at the airport in a different runway, and Air Traffic Control personnel confirmed there were no issues with the Boeing 737 Max-8, according to The Oklahoman. Southwest Airlines had a different flight descend to within a few hundred feet of the Pacific Ocean earlier this year. According to an internal memo obtained by Bloomberg, a Southwest commercial flight came within 400 feet of crashing into the ocean near Hawaii. Southwest Boeing Flight Came Within A Few Hundred Feet Of Crashing Into Ocean, Internal Memo Reportedly Says

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