Photo via TikTok/ @aoffyza.1842

 

A heartfelt moment unfolded in Samut Sakhon province when a Thai father and his daughter returned to a local pharmacy to express their gratitude for life-saving medicine provided free of charge. The touching story was shared by Aoffy, the owner and pharmacist of Baan Look Moo Drug Store, on her TikTok account, @aoffyza.1842, quickly garnering widespread appreciation.

 

In her viral video, Aoffy narrated the encounter: "I have a small shop but a big heart. The man came to my store in the morning seeking medicine for his daughter, who had a fever, explaining he had no money. I gave it to him for free. He returned in the evening with his daughter to thank me, as her symptoms had improved. I gave the girl a pack of gummies before they left. I’m so happy today.”

 

The incident took place on April 17. Aoffy noticed the father pacing outside her store, apparently mustering the courage to enter. Observing that he held two packs of fever patches, Aoffy suspected he had spent his last funds on them, unable to afford proper medicine.

 

During a follow-up interview with Channel 7, Aoffy expressed her surprise at the man's return to thank her. Her intention was purely to help, and she wished to share the uplifting moment with her TikTok followers.

 

 

 

Aoffy revealed that since opening her shop, she regularly offers free medicine and discounts to those in need, without any regrets. Her ongoing commitment to charitable work has inspired many.

 

The TikTok video received an outpouring of praise in the comments, with netizens expressing admiration for Aoffy's generosity. Engfa Waraha, a notable beauty queen from the Miss Grand Thailand competition, also commented on the video, expressing her desire to assist the father and daughter in any way possible. Further updates on Engfa's efforts have yet to be disclosed.

 

This story serves as a poignant reminder of the impact of kindness and community support, and the ripple effect one person’s generosity can have on many others’ lives.

 

 

 

  Adapted by ASEAN Now from The Thaiger 2025-04-24

 

 

 

Angels do exist.

Well done Khun Aoffy