04/25/2026
This moment at TSA security tonight literally brought me to tears. 🥹
A special needs gentleman in a wheelchair was trying to get through the TSA PreCheck line. He had a speech impediment and was alone and a little confused about the process. Instead of rushing him or getting frustrated, one agent paused her line and went over to help him.
Despite his speech impediment, she listened, she understood him, she answered his questions, and she guided him through everything with so much patience and respect. 🤍
It was a simple small act of kindness, but it meant everything. ✨
I wish I could have gone back to tell her that I see her kindness and to thank her, but I was already through security. So this is for the TSA agent at Harry Reid Airport at the D and E gates checkpoint, with brunette pigtail buns. Know that your kindness was seen and appreciated. 🙏🏾
As a physician and a mom to a child with special needs, moments like this stay with me. They shape how safe and supported someone feels when the world is not always easy to navigate. ♾️
I hope that if my son ever needs help like that when we are not there, someone shows up for him with the same compassion she showed tonight.
This is the kind of humanity we should all bring into everyday moments. 🤍