"Saved my brother from drowning in the ocean in Alaskan winter. He collapsed in the water, and almost got hypothermia, I pulled him to shore, and he started seizing and groaning, I carried him to the nearest shower, and put him in warm water and slowly heated up the water over time.
He later gained consciousness and thanked me. I could feel the adrenaline rushing through my veins while I carried him, that was the scariest moment of my life."
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Jorge 4 year s ago
#13 I lost my father three years ago. I miss him. If you still have yours , tell him you love him.
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Constance 4 year s ago
Jorge,not counting my story as a loss, my step dad was cruel to me and my Mom, when he passed I only thought, "thank goodness that is the end of that".
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Stal 4 year s ago
I'm sorry. It is hard.
And your mom, and brothers and sisters, and friends and .............
And your mom, and brothers and sisters, and friends and .............
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Ree 4 year s ago
#4 Why didnt you call 911? Everyone in Alaska knows to call 911 when someone is hypothermic AND unconcious. Its like the first thing any Alaskan tells a newcomer too. Its a miracle your brother survived your stupidity.
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Edie 4 year s ago
Went into a burning house to get a woman and baby out. Everyone made it.
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Constance 4 year s ago
Edie,
Edie, I so dislike your use of that avatar picture
Edie, I so dislike your use of that avatar picture
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Herb 4 year s ago
I surrendered my Airline Transport License medical after being diagnosed with a severe mental illness. As senior 25yr medium jet senior captain, that essentially destroyed my career. Had to do it, I did not belong in an aircraft anymore. Still suffer, 17yrs later. It s#cked, I loved what I did, however it was the right thing to do.
And your mom, and brothers and sisters, and friends and .............
Edie, I so dislike your use of that avatar picture