PaulC72

Amazing really, nice to know he was ok too

wrx300scooby

That's amazing, brought a lump to my throat,

Ste RB5138

Great story, you did amazing back in 2008

Dr Hu

Nice end to the story -

BrownPantsRacing

iTrader: (6)

Great story, well done. Very nice uplift to everyone's day when something lovely like this happens. Thanks for sharing.

Did you ask him for £10 towards your jumper?

Karen Whitelegg

Well done buddy, I'm Ambulance crew where I live and see these things all too often. They still shock me and I'm trained to deal with it. So my tip, make sure you talk to people if you feel distressed from what you have seen. It may still affect you for some time after. If you do struggle with it see your gp for help. What you did sounds amazing and trust me when I say you most likely saved his life today, ambo crews don't say things like that lightly. Feel proud of yourself, it's great to see the good in humanity. Well done mate x

wrx300scooby

My dad was ambulance crew too, you knew when he'd lost someone because when he got home. He was very quiet and had an early night. Respect to all the emergency services and to you COB

salsa-king

CoB
this could make a good tv programme about helping others etc.


btw: glad to see you still on here. hows your little one.. now at school like my Edward?

Funkii Munkii

I missed this first time round, bloody amazing Choccy

scoobyboy1

iTrader: (16)

If that was me, my wife would have gave me 8 years off, "Do you think he will come for that bike" and "That bikes still in the garden" I would have to have found him myself to give him the bike back!!!

chocolate_o_brian

iTrader: (22)

Hello mate, yeah still around. Just don't post much as all the sad sacks seem to take up anything of interest on here now.

My sons at school too now, since September. I'm actually sat in my car at the local hospital typing this as me and his mum (since split up after 11 years) have an app. with Isaac's consultant regards ongoing assessments for autism.

Aside from that life is sufficient

scoobyboy1

iTrader: (16)

How old is your son??? what sort of behaviors/traits does he have that make you/consultant think he might have autism??

My son is 7 and has autism(aspergers syndrome) which affects the way he interacts with people, he also has repetitive behaviors/interests(an obsession with Titanic of all things) He also acts/barks like a dog when ever he is in a large group or feeling shy/un-easy which comes across like he is mis-behaving.

My son was diagnosed initially with ADHD a couple of years ago and then diagnosed with Aspergers syndrome since last year.
He is a hand full at times, but he does have a side that makes me laugh when ever im down, and even though he has his problems I wouldn't swap his personality for the world, as the ADHD/Aspergers makes him who he is.

pimmo2000

iTrader: (6)

Missed this myself .. awesome stuff mate.

One question remains unanswered though .

Was your ex's mate fit?

LSherratt

iTrader: (1)

Just read the thread, amazing story CoB. Well done . I have no idea how I'd act in a situation like that. In all honesty I don't think I'd have even stopped but now it's made me rethink and if I ever see something like that, I'll defienetly be stopping.