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A hero in Georgia.

Question by mspl8sdcntryboy. Uploaded on June 12, 2013

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from mspl8sdcntryboy wrote 3 days 6 hours ago

I felt like posting this when I fist heard about it so here it is, www.newser.com/story/169403/good-samaritan-paralyzed-while-saving-young-.... This story is a very rare one, especially these days. I only wish there were more people like this, I doubt he knew how this was going to turn out, but I would bet that even if he knew, he would still have done it.

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from Dcast wrote 2 days 15 hours ago

I read the story the other day and was at a loss for words. It's stories like these that restore my faith in people, although they are far and few between there are still good people around.

I had an unfortunate experience in which I found a motorcyclist who wrecked his bike last fall and I found him face down unconscious in his blood after almost running him over. I stopped to help him as I was trying to talk to 911 operator he came too and was trying to get up I was trying to talk and hold him down as cars were driving slowly by and I'm trying to flag them down to help and they would just slow to almost a stop and just look. After about 20 cars one guy seen me waiving for help and he drove his truck off the on ramp and across the field to help me and the injured guy. That day will be one of those days I'll never forget how cold and callous people can be.

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from mspl8sdcntryboy wrote 2 days 14 hours ago

That makes me think of how many of those people thought about the incident later in the day, or couldn't sleep because of it. I admit I haven't always stopped and helped when I could have, but believe me when I say that I never want to feel the guilt of not helping again.

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from FirstBubba wrote 2 days 10 hours ago

Sadly, there's tons of folks out there just like him.
You just never hear about them until something like this occurs.

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from mspl8sdcntryboy wrote 2 days 9 hours ago

Unfortunately so Bubba.

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from Ga hunter wrote 2 days 4 hours ago

Makes me proud to be a Georgian!

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from mspl8sdcntryboy wrote 1 day 14 hours ago

Me too Ga hunter!

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from Ga hunter wrote 2 days 4 hours ago

Makes me proud to be a Georgian!

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from mspl8sdcntryboy wrote 3 days 6 hours ago

I felt like posting this when I fist heard about it so here it is, www.newser.com/story/169403/good-samaritan-paralyzed-while-saving-young-.... This story is a very rare one, especially these days. I only wish there were more people like this, I doubt he knew how this was going to turn out, but I would bet that even if he knew, he would still have done it.

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from Dcast wrote 2 days 15 hours ago

I read the story the other day and was at a loss for words. It's stories like these that restore my faith in people, although they are far and few between there are still good people around.

I had an unfortunate experience in which I found a motorcyclist who wrecked his bike last fall and I found him face down unconscious in his blood after almost running him over. I stopped to help him as I was trying to talk to 911 operator he came too and was trying to get up I was trying to talk and hold him down as cars were driving slowly by and I'm trying to flag them down to help and they would just slow to almost a stop and just look. After about 20 cars one guy seen me waiving for help and he drove his truck off the on ramp and across the field to help me and the injured guy. That day will be one of those days I'll never forget how cold and callous people can be.

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from mspl8sdcntryboy wrote 2 days 14 hours ago

That makes me think of how many of those people thought about the incident later in the day, or couldn't sleep because of it. I admit I haven't always stopped and helped when I could have, but believe me when I say that I never want to feel the guilt of not helping again.

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from FirstBubba wrote 2 days 10 hours ago

Sadly, there's tons of folks out there just like him.
You just never hear about them until something like this occurs.

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from mspl8sdcntryboy wrote 2 days 9 hours ago

Unfortunately so Bubba.

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from mspl8sdcntryboy wrote 1 day 14 hours ago

Me too Ga hunter!

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