A Hero
This is a true story from just this week, about two fellow Wal-Mart associates.
At my Wal-mart one of our door greeters is, really old (in her 70s or 80s), and she was working Sunday. We shall call her G. Well G was supposed to work Tuesday and never showed up, she was a no-call, no-show. One of the Customer Service Managers (CSM) knew something wasn't right. It just isn't like G to do such a thing. So the CSM, whom we will call L, decided to get G's address.
L went over and looked through the windows, and saw that G should be home, so she called the house and heard a moaning sound. She was able to figure out it was coming from the living room. Thus, right away L called 911, and they broke down one of the doors and got into the house.
It turns out that Sunday night G had a stroke and had been there for a few days. Had it not been for L's concern G, would have probably died...
G, is currently in the hospital and should be out next week for some rehab.
This happened this week. And these are the types of things I'd rather see on the news. People being concerned for others, this is the type of stuff I think is important. showing concern like L did is something that in a way makes her a hero. She helped save a life.
Showing concern for others is important. Let us never forget that caring can go a long way.
Kohaku
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