


She just wanted me to hold her hand. The photo above shows where I was sitting. Right where the firefighters are. . I had left Nonny's twice and gone back because I had forgotten something. Either that, or I narrowly avoided an accident. I guess it's how you want to look at it. She was meeting her daughter and had gone right through a stop sign. Not being familiar with the Island, she thought she could go right through.I feel that I was really supposed to be there for this woman. A large bus smacked right into her. It could have been much worse. She was airlifted to Harborview and I haven't heard, but I am sure she is fine. I made sure she kept as still as possible. The sad news is that she was up here visiting the family of Kyle Melby, a little boy that just passed away two weeks ago.
Never a boring day huh?
2 comments:
Wow Katie! Way to be a good Samaritan. I hope someone like you comes along if that ever happens to my grandma.
(Of course, if it's me in the wrecked car, don't take pictures & post about on your blog, K?)
:-)
You're right, never a dull moment with you! You are always so willing to help and get involved.
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