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biggin69 · 09-25-2010, 08:27 AM

I myself have been in several situations like this in the past, one of which was just this past weekend. I can say that it will be on your mind for quite awhile and no matter what the outcome of the situation, just remember that you did what you thought you needed to do.

I myself thought that it was human nature to jump in and help someone when they are in need, but like you mentioned, I guess it is not. I was at a gathering last year when a man went it a seizure. I heard his head bounce off of the concrete and turned around to see what it was. People where just standing there not doing anything. I got down and held his head to keep him from beating him self to death while he convulsed out of control. When he came to, he did not what was going on and was trying to fight me because he thought that I was fighting with him. Several days later, he contacted me and thanked me for my actions.

So, keep the child in your prayers and again remember that your actions will not be forgotten!

09-25-2010, 08:27 AM	#6
biggin69 Really??? Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Cincy Posts: 678	I myself have been in several situations like this in the past, one of which was just this past weekend. I can say that it will be on your mind for quite awhile and no matter what the outcome of the situation, just remember that you did what you thought you needed to do. I myself thought that it was human nature to jump in and help someone when they are in need, but like you mentioned, I guess it is not. I was at a gathering last year when a man went it a seizure. I heard his head bounce off of the concrete and turned around to see what it was. People where just standing there not doing anything. I got down and held his head to keep him from beating him self to death while he convulsed out of control. When he came to, he did not what was going on and was trying to fight me because he thought that I was fighting with him. Several days later, he contacted me and thanked me for my actions. So, keep the child in your prayers and again remember that your actions will not be forgotten!