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what a wonderful idea to share with children, we all must learn to love and give in whatever way we can

The innovative, original idea.

Original Idea, coming directly from her heart. A heart filled with love with the intention of wanting children and others to find joy, delight and surprise by looking upon a new face, a new life, a new chance at life and love and connection. A new home, a new family, a new start. I was inspired by how personal the work was...each bear created by hand...including a love focused prescription for healing. Also, sharing where the bear was found is a sweet detail. It makes me want to look for bears the next time I'm at the thrift store (smile). I always like to have something around my house for the children who come to my house. Sometimes I carry things up to my spiritual retreat center for the children there. It would be a fun project for the children to do.

I heard Doc Tara said she enjoys her project because she had been abandoned. I think
it is unfair to suggest she be charitable with her bears because we do not know
exactly where she is coming from. She may be otherwise unemployed or formerly
homeless and just thru this work she may have become self supporting. If nothing
else she stands as a model for others as to how they may better use their time and
skills and for that alone she shoud be commended.

I fell in love with you Tara. Are you a doctor too ? are you a mother too ? if you are not ,I am prepared to make you my child`s Mom and space for your Bears to play with

I admire Ms. Logsdon's ability to make a beautiful bear from a discarded one. Regarding Liz's comment: Apparently, Ms. Logsdon financial revenue is from the sale of the bears. I think Liz needs to buy some of the bears and give away to charities, etc. if she feels Ms. Logsdon is selfish. There is a possibility tjat Ms. Logsdon does contribute some of her art to charities. Liz, spread some sunshine; give away some bears.

I love her creativity. You sense joy in what she does and she brings it to children.

Yes I felt the same way.. as ashok, why not give the bears to poor children or at least part of the proceeds. Did not find this video inspiring as it seems a bit selfish, strange and not giving nor very artistic.

Wouldn't it be good if these teddies are donated to poor children

A hug is a hug when from the heart, no matter how the Teddy Bear looks :-) Thanks guys...good for her...may she live a long life of her Art and enjoying the discovery of what brings her happiness!!!! Peace is an absence of confusion...travel in harmony....long live the Bearbulance....

Everything! One of my favorite stories growing up was Courdoroy, the story of a stuffed bear, looking for love:) What a great heart you have to do this! You are a true artist:)

I love this! According to Doreen Virtue, children give each stuffed animal they love a piece of their soul to be reflected back to them so I love the fact she gives them a new face (eyes, nose, mouth).