Crewella
Olympian
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- Aug 4, 2015
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I think it's always been the same, it's a 'crabbed age and youth' thing. When I started working again in the 80s after breaking my hip and had a walking stick, on public transport it was never the older people who'd offer me their seat, always the young people, both male and female.Sad sight in town today, an elderly gentleman had collapsed, it didn't look good, he didn't appear to be breathing, people were trying to check for pulse and breathing, then he started fitting, very badly, then he was still again. The cavalry turned up, mob handed, 3 vehicles, I don't know the outcome. I do know this and this is the point of my post, it was the youngsters - the millennials, that age group that *some* people like to bash and moan about, they were the ones trying to help, they were the ones getting on with it. It was a female in her early 20s holding his hand, it was a young lady liaising on the phone with the emergency services, it was a young Asian guy trying to check his breathing and do some sort of heart massage. It was both heartwarming and heartbreaking at the same time.
Rotten thing to happen, poor bloke.