Heroic Stories... Do you have one?

my big brother is a part of the local rescue team in our city. not only that. he's a male midwife. they got an el=mergency call one time and he was assigned in the outskirts. an expectant mother was about to give birth. my brother found out that the baby's feet would come out first. so his team mates got so scared that they left him alone because they couldn't do anything about it. my brother learned how to maneuver since he was practicing in the delivery room. with that, he was able to move the baby's head towards its entrance and had the pregnant woman successfully given birth to a healthy baby. his team mates approached after hearing the baby cry and they were so proud of him.

avinigav hi yes in my younger days I was an nurses aide, and my friend was a nurse at the same hospital. we had been visiting her mom and were now on our way back to work , the drive being about twenty five miles. we happened onto a tanker truck that had skidded and turned on its side.t he driver was tossed out on to the gravel next to the highway , he was unconscious. there were no other cars in sight. my friend did have a phone in her car, this was way before cellphones, so she called 911 to get an ambulance. He came to and I talked to him, to keep him quiet as we did not want to move him in case of any spinal injury that could happen. I kept him calmed , it was a hot summer day, but he was in shock and so we covered him with an old blanket we had. We waited til the ambulance had him loaded then they took off for our same hospital. later I was assigned to his room, to pick gravel out of the poor mans arms before they could take him to surgery. so we did sort of help in our own ways,as it was a rural road and not too m any cars wou ld pass by there. We learned that we were good Samaritans and could not pass by an Accident without giving what help we could.

I was aboard a public vehicle and we are about to collide to a car which suddenly stop in the middle in the road. Fortunately...the breaks works but it's too late because we are already hurled in the front. Thankfully nobody was really seriously get hurt...we only got bumps in our head. But there's a middle aged lady who almost fainted and a passenger sit beside her and massage her hands...so I just kind of follow suit and also massage her other hand...she was able to regain her strength back and she just tell us that she has a high blood and we are just scared for her.