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Spot the Differences | Thursday, November 5, 2009 | 8:00 AM

Spot the Differences between These Photos of Ellen and an Audience Member!

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you have a great show that makes my day I tried to find the difference in the pictures but I couldn't get the picture to come up ok you have a great day

Posted by margaret | November 16, 2009 8:54 AM

I can see that this show was very special and I am glad I got to seee most of it. I have been without heat in my house for 3 going om 4 years. When you lose you job it is hard to get back on your feet. After eight years of working with special needs kids I was fired. Reason was all a big lie but out they sent me.They didn't care that i needed med for seszures. Ellen my mom raised her kid especially the girls to be strong. I know with God's help it will br alright. But when winter comes I worry about my dog being cold more than i do me and my daughter. My parents help alot but they are retired and i hate to bother them.I hpoe to get into a nursing class and get a job. PRAY FOR ME MY FRIEND AS I PRAY FOR YOUR KIND DEEDS TO CONTINUE FOR SO MANY OUT THERE THAT HAVE NO ONE ELSE. THANKS ELLEN LOVE YOU

Posted by carmen | November 14, 2009 12:57 PM

ellen ive got a great grrrandchild that has spinal musculal disfory she is in a wheel chair they need avan tha they ccan take her to therpy please healp if you cac hailey dayton ky thank you

Posted by Anonymous | November 5, 2009 10:55 PM

This section of the show made me cry, not much makes me cry. Nice job for that lady and her son. Thanks

Posted by karen ostrowski | November 5, 2009 3:56 PM

As always you and your team did a great thing for this person. Keep it up you inspire us all!

Posted by Mara | November 5, 2009 2:10 PM

Ellen i have to tell you I just watched yesterdays show and all I could do was cry when you gave that mom the money she needed. To hear the greatfullness inher voice as she said "thank you"
I am on facebook and I tell everyone on my post every Thursday to do a random act of kindness. I call it "Random act of kindness day" That is any kind thing you can do for a random person that is placed in your path on that day then do it. Like if i'm picking up some lunch in a drive thru I pay for the car behind me. It just makes my day to see you on your show shair random acts of kindness by giving away the one thing people beome so greedy over. "MONEY"
Thank you so much

Bonnie
Hawthorne, Calif.

Posted by Anonymous | November 5, 2009 10:30 AM

I just wanted to thank you for making me feel better at the end of the day. I have just gone through the anniversies of my two childrens death October 31 and Nov 1 and recuping from knee surgery and of course feelling very sorry for myself. I always know that you are going to be happy and make others happy. keep up the good work. barb

Posted by barbara | November 5, 2009 9:42 AM

First of all let me say that You are really super. I wish I were able to do the things that you do with your money. I lost my job last november. My hubby is a construction worker and we live in Southeast Georgia. There is no construction going on. I am ready to move! I would love help from you. I am really good with clerical work. I have never lived outside of Southeast Georgia, but i am ready to leave. I want a hand in finding a job and a new place to live. I am a hard worker and so is my husband. Just a lil help to get out of this hole!!

Posted by Alisha Waters | November 5, 2009 9:27 AM

Ya know, with the state of the economy, i.e., unemployment at an all time high (i lost my job in June after 30 years in the real estate industry), food bank lines are really long, people losing their homes due to foreclosure and setting up tent camps, Wall Street wanting their Swine Flu shots before the ones that really need it, and who knows what is going on overseas (my son is suppose to deploy in March), no wonder no one smiles and has lack of motivation.

But, then there is you!!!!! Every morning I get my 2 black labs (Rex and Tizzy)and the Jack Russell (Doyle) and we sit down to watch you show. You always make us laugh and smile (sorry they bark) and give us food for thought for the day.

You are such a giving person and "we" want to thank you for that. You always give me a story to take with me during the day.

Just wanted you to know that we appreciate you and all your kindness towards people in need.

Love you ellen...

Christie McKaughan
Edmond, Oklahoma

Posted by Christie McKaughan | November 5, 2009 9:21 AM

Hey Ellen how are you ?
my names Dezaray i live in winnipeg Manitoba
and i watch your show like everyday after school
your such a beautiful Woman
and yur super funny lol
well i hope one day maybe i can
be on your show and meet you
i have never met a celebrity
and i think you would be the first celeb
that i would wanna meet :)

xox;
Dezaray

Posted by Dezaray | November 5, 2009 8:46 AM

Dear Ellen, This economy has really did a number on our family, I have lost my job due to budget cuts, my car and to top it all off my credit has been ruin. Our family lives in a suburb of Minneapolis with very limited bus service which limits my job search. Our family really needs a car we have no way to get around and I have no transportation to find or get back and forth to a job. My hope is that this email will reach you and you would help us out with ever you can. Our 18th anniversary is on 11/18/2009 (18 years on the 18th), Thanks giving and Christmas is around the corner; we cannot afford to celebrate. We have much to be thankful for because my oldest son was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer and survived and is now in college and his younger brother remained on the honor roll and is now in high school. My husband and I have been struggling our entire marriage to give our boys a good upbringing and I think that we have been doing well up until this point things are so tough and tight with our present economy it is really hard to succeed. So I am hoping that you will read our story and decide to give us a helping hand with whatever you can. Much Peace and Love, Tawana & Family


Posted by Tawana Terrell | November 5, 2009 8:36 AM

God Bless you Ellen for helping her.

Posted by Cathy | November 5, 2009 8:06 AM


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