It was far from the julekurv, as she had expected to receive a few days before christmas.

Lone Russel standing there with more food, as she calls for inedible and easier to spoil.

virtually all the food was udløbsvarer, which had been frozen, and not all the food seemed just fresh.

the Disappointment was therefore great for the Lone Russel, that with a tight economy had looked forward to a little extra when she is on the Tuesday to celebrate the evening with her two daughters.

Christmas is still good for the small family from Bork, who have been given a helping hand by a kind soul.

After reading about Lone's experience at the B. T. Saturday night would 51-year-old Allan from Værløse like to do something to help.

"I have periods in my life had it hard with to get the economy to hang together. It can be hard to go and apologize for himself, that you have the how to, and especially at christmas. In the time a good christmas dinner help," he explains.

"Everyone has wanted to do the right thing in the here the story, which unfortunately, just ended up unfortunate."

in Order to teach his children about the charity he buys each year julekurve, donated on. The same he would also make for Lone, which was in a vexed situation, a few days before christmas eve.

on Sunday, Allan Kjær paid for a basket in the nearby supermarket in Bork, where the merchant promises to meet early check 23. december and make a julekurv to Lone Russell.

It all began with charity, as the examiner in the Skjern set Lone Russels sambo, Sissie Krogh, who is a single mother on social assistance, to a julekurv.

She had, however, already received julehjælp from the Red Cross and thought that she would give the basket on to Lone, who even sits tight in it for the time being.

The charity, which the examiner contacted with a acute question, however, had already completed the year distribution of julekurve. The volunteers promised that they would try to make a small basket, which consists of the food, as shops and private donated in the course of the year. A form of julemadhjælp and not the julekurv, which Lone had expected.

Out of the total 22 items in the basket, there were only four that were not udløbsvarer, which had been frozen down.

Several things were also easier depraved, and, according to Lone inedible.

"Skinkesalaten would my dogs do not even eat," she says.

It was, therefore, a touching news, as the Lone Russel found out, to the grocery store on Monday to have a fresh julekurv with food ready with her name on it.

"It is touching that someone has so much warm-heartedness and compassion here in the christmas season. I wish that I could thank him face to face," she says.

"It means that we now can still hold a traditional christmas."

She says that there is also a foreign woman, which has transferred a small sum to her, after the story of her unfortunate experience came forward.