[lysie]

In the first place it was NOT an accident.

Driving back from the grocery store, a few minutes ago, on a major highway, I saw a cloud of dust about 300 feet ahead of me. By the time I reached the location....at least 5 cars...some on the opposite side of the median.....had pulled over to help a young woman who had swerved off the road...ending in a field.

Some had risked crossing a very busy road to help her.

As I put my caution lights on, I noticed she was all right and that many people who had been ahead of me were assisting her.

That's the way it is supposed to be!!

Thank goodness many of my relatives are no longer with me for it would be extremely hard for them to understand how anyone could let someone DIE.

[OldFriend]

One early morning my daughter called on her cell phone. She was on her way to work. Suddenly she gasped, said Mom there's a car rolled over I have to help. She hung up. While I waiting with my heart in my mouth she had put her flashers on, left her auto with the doors open, purse and laptop in plain view on the seat and assisted the young woman out of her overturned car. Many people stopped to help, the police arrived in no time.

The woman was fine, altho shaken, and my daughter's car was there in the road, doors open, and nothing taken by the any of the many people at the intersection helping.