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Re: OT: MN motorcycle kindliness
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Posted by Walt Davies on July 19, 2007 at 08:47:17 from (70.41.254.251):
In Reply to: OT: MN motorcycle kindliness posted by Dennis Minn on July 18, 2007 at 19:32:31:
I think that you will find lots of people who are ready, willing and able to help in accident. I was first on the scene when small boy was hit by van. He had a serious head injury , I did what I could to stop the bleeding and keep the boy quiet he was a handful yelling for his mom. I don't understand those who just stand by and watch when someone is hurt I alway jump right in and take charge to see that the person gets the best care possible. I have saved two lives in my short time here on earth but have never asked for anything other than that the persons I saved are happy and living out there life and hope that when I'm hurt that someone will be there for me. One time when I was a young man I layed a bike down at 70+ and skidded along the side of the road in the gravel for about 200 ft. when i finally landed I stood up all covered with blood and two old people slowed down took one look at me then slammed the pedal to metal and took off leaving me there all alone. I hope they had a nice day because I didn't. Walt
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