I know that you never know how you will react in an emergency but I like to think we are all a bit more prepared and above the average joe...
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- Fri Jun 29, 2012 1:10 pm
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As I go running up to the truck I hear babies crying and screaming... I quickly pray to God and say please let everyone be in one piece. As I round the truck Dad is out but stunned. A little blood but a 2 second scan and I see he is fine. Mom is still in the truck and I manage to get the 4 year old girl, 2 year old boy and 1 year old baby out of the truck. Thank the Lord she had all of the kids in car seats!!! Then I get mom out. Its 105 outside and none of the kids have shoes on. They all got shook off during the roll. I take all of the kids and mom and throw them in the back of my car. The Missus is on the phone with 911 and PD and FD have been dispatched. I crank up the AC and give all of the kids a quick check. No blood, broken bones and everyone's pupils are equal and reactive. I always carry (toys) in the trunk for nieces and nephews so I break out some toys and a bottle of cold water for everyone to share... They shouldn't be drinking just in case... Mom is just stunned but okay. At the end of the day Needvile FD and Fort Bend Sheriffs roll out and take care of everyone. No broken bones and everybody is okay.
I know that you never know how you will react in an emergency but I like to think we are all a bit more prepared and above the average joe...
I know that you never know how you will react in an emergency but I like to think we are all a bit more prepared and above the average joe...
- Fri Jun 29, 2012 12:59 pm
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- Topic: Callous disregard for one's fellow man
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Here is a quick story from this past Saturday. Not doing this for kudos or boasting just saying I think the people on this forum are a cut above and would not leave someone lying about... I think we are better than that!
Last Saturday the Missus and I just on a lark drove out to Victoria. We then went to Port Lavaca and were then headed home. We were on a back road two lanes 70 mph. Headed home to Sugarland.
I look up and what do I see? Ford F150 rolling through the air coming toward me! Totally airborne! Truck rolls twice and comes to a rest. We were far enough from it we were never any danger. I quickly pull up and jump out. I am running toward the truck and already have my window smasher/seat belt cutter in my hand. As I near the truck it looks like this:
Last Saturday the Missus and I just on a lark drove out to Victoria. We then went to Port Lavaca and were then headed home. We were on a back road two lanes 70 mph. Headed home to Sugarland.
I look up and what do I see? Ford F150 rolling through the air coming toward me! Totally airborne! Truck rolls twice and comes to a rest. We were far enough from it we were never any danger. I quickly pull up and jump out. I am running toward the truck and already have my window smasher/seat belt cutter in my hand. As I near the truck it looks like this: