A truly horrendous day

[ojays]

Personally I don't think you should beat yourself up too much, you did what you could on the spare of the moment.


A lot more than most of us could do in that situation.


Gregg

[grumpa]

Don't be so hard on yourself, if you feel you've slighted any one a quick call and you'll feel better, in the mean time enjoy life and don't give it a second thought

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Hi all a small update on this. Due to the advice on here and other places ( and my missus put up a good argument ( what if someone did something like this for Mike or Tanya) I have spoken to Pete's wife and daughter. They said them and all of their family think of me as part of them and if ever I need anything or any kind of help they will always be there. Pete is due out of hospital next week, he had some nerve damage but hopefully all he will have is a slight limp. Just thought I would let you know how it ended, just incase anyone was interested.

[grumpa]

Hi all a small update on this. Due to the advice on here and other places ( and my missus put up a good argument ( what if someone did something like this for Mike or Tanya) I have spoken to Pete's wife and daughter. They said them and all of their family think of me as part of them and if ever I need anything or any kind of help they will always be there. Pete is due out of hospital next week, he had some nerve damage but hopefully all he will have is a slight limp. Just thought I would let you know how it ended, just incase anyone was interested.

Get used to it {being a "hero"} when you save a loved one and once things sink in a bit folks realize "if it hadn't been for etc....etc...." and they just can't be thankful enough. As I said in my previous post just be patient and realize they just don't know how to act under such conditions. Of course be humble as all true "heroes" are but let them vent. ...............Jim