Dad asked him, how is your situation now? He said happily: "The school teacher understood his situation and now arranges for him to help in the school cafeteria. Eating is no longer a problem. He is w

Dad asked him, how is your situation now? He said happily: "The school teacher understood his situation and now arranges for him to help in the school cafeteria. Eating is no longer a problem. He is working hard to get a scholarship. University should be fine." He pointed to the idiots in embarrassment. , said it was not something valuable, but it was a little bit of his heart. Several years have passed since this incident, and the boy has graduated from college and became a mechanical engineer. We have also always maintained a good relationship. But I always think of that shy boy in the cold wind. Our casual act of kindness gave a desperate boy hope.

Buddha said: "Saving one life is better than building a seven-level pagoda." It can be seen that the act of saving people's lives can enhance one's masculinity and positive energy; the so-called "One Positive Pressure" Qianxie]!

The mountain eagle in the movie "Taking Tiger Mountain by Wisdom": "The king of heaven covers the tiger on the ground"; Yang Zirong: "The pagoda suppresses the river demon"; the meaning of [pagoda] in this sentence about rivers and lakes is It is the seven-story pagoda [Buddha] in the Buddha's words; it undoubtedly represents the seven-story pagoda's power to control all directions and ensure the peace of one place...

The one who saves a life; it is like the seven-story pagoda [Buddha] , with its exquisite appearance, to demonstrate and promote social righteousness!

(I have also had the experience of saving people's lives twice. Although it is not as good as the seven-story pagoda in suppressing evil, but I am almost sixty years old, my heart will never grow old, and my appearance is even more difficult. Lao, I am embarrassed to explain the process here to my teachers and friends) Hahahahahaha...

That was one night last year when I got up to go to the bathroom. I accidentally looked at my phone and WeChat and saw a friend circle that my sister-in-law had just posted.

I saw that it was past 3 o'clock in the morning, but she still hadn't slept. She was more than 38 weeks pregnant at that time. I asked her on WeChat why she was still awake. She said that my cousin was working the night shift and she suddenly woke up in the middle of the night. She felt a little flustered and got up to drink some water. As soon as we chatted, I no longer felt sleepy, so I asked him if he had prepared his maternity package and other things. Be prepared in advance, your baby will start at any time. We talked about other things, and then we talked about whether the baby moved a lot. I said that my baby moved a lot at that time. When talking about this, she said she didn't feel him move at all tonight. I asked her when she hadn't moved. She couldn't remember clearly. She said that tomorrow happened to be the day of prenatal check-up, so she would go and have a look tomorrow. Then I went to sleep.

But I couldn’t fall asleep after lying down, and my mind was awake. After thinking about her statement that the child hadn't moved, I asked her if she was sleeping, and she said she wasn't. I called my husband up and went to his house. We live in the same community.

After arriving at her house, he opened the door for us, and I saw that his face turned completely white and his lips had no color. I asked her to sit down, patted her belly and shouted that the baby in her belly was not moving. I said no, go to the hospital.

When we arrived at the hospital, the doctor heard that the fetal heart rate was normal, so I asked him to prescribe fetal heart rate monitoring for us.

After the doctor went to the toilet and did not come back, we happened to go to the toilet and wait to come out. I found several nurses looking for us and said they would call the police if they couldn't find us again. They thought we had left on our own. It turned out that the fetal heart rate monitoring was seriously unqualified. They refused to let us leave and got a wheelchair to push her to the inpatient unit. Let the family members be notified immediately to sign and prepare for a caesarean section.

Anyway, we were both petrified of the whole process, and my husband took care of everything in the hospital. After a while, my cousin came crawling around to sign and cut the baby out. My aunt and others had not yet delivered the delivery package. You can imagine how urgent the surgery was.

Later, the doctor said that the child's umbilical cord was wrapped around his neck and had been deprived of oxygen. Fortunately, he came in time. If he had waited until tomorrow, it would have been too late, and the child's face would have turned purple. The child stayed in the neonatology department for three days and then went home.

If I hadn't been the child's cousin, I would have asked the child to ask me to be his godmother. Our two families are very close, and so are our children. It’s really destiny, and I don’t usually go to the toilet. If I hadn't asked too many questions, I wouldn't have been able to sleep at all. I couldn't save my little niece's life, but I saved their two families.

I felt that this girl must have something to think about, so I walked up to her and asked her what was wrong. She suddenly cried and said to me: Brother, do you believe in love? I thought she had drunk too much, so I told her that if you want to vomit in such a large amount of water, she suddenly burst into tears and laughed.

I asked her if she was broken up in love, but she did not reply directly to me. She just said that she was fine and asked me to leave her alone. I felt that this girl was indeed a little abnormal, so I ran to the woods in the distance. I stared at her for a long time, but I didn't see any unusual behavior on her part. Since it was very hot, I thought of going to a nearby canteen to buy a bottle of water, and by the way, I also brought a bottle for this girl.

I was worried about her safety, so I walked about 100 meters. When I looked back at her, I saw that the person I had thought of was gone. I knew something was wrong, so I ran back quickly and saw that she had really jumped in. When I got into the river, I quickly jumped into the water, first freestyle, then breaststroke, and finally reached her. A golden snake wrapped around her and locked her, and I rode the wind and waves to drag the girl to the shore.

I was really exhausted after I came up. The girl woke up after spitting some water. When she saw it was me, she slapped me in the face and cried: Why did you save me? Why didn’t you let me? I go to S. I was angry at the time and slapped her back. She was probably fooled by me, and she became calm in an instant. Then she buried her head between her legs and remained silent.

When I saw her like this, I said angrily, "Tell me if you have anything to say. Is it easy for your parents to raise you like this? If you have anything you can't think of, just kill yourself." She raised her head and looked. She looked at me and cried again. She suddenly raised her head and told me that she was pregnant, and her boyfriend was also his classmate. She didn't care about her, but she didn't dare to tell her parents. She was about to have her college entrance examination and she was afraid that things would be exposed. , I feel that I have no face to see others.

She told me that she was scared and didn’t know how to handle the baby in her belly, so she wanted to get over it. It will be easier to deal with it once you know the cause of the matter. I told her that there will be times in life when we step on shit and there will be many setbacks, but we must face it bravely. Not everyone in the world is a bad person.

Due to limited space, I won’t go into details. Finally, I found a classmate who worked in a hospital to help the girl settle things. Later, she kept asking me to call me brother. Now she has graduated from college and is working, but she has never been married and will visit me often.

Isn’t there a saying that saving one life is better than building a seven-level pagoda? For me, saving one life not only saves a life, but also saves a family and a life. . I feel quite gratified. After this incident, I also feel that my personality has become much nobler and my figure has become majestic.

On April 8, 1982, I rescued a strange man who was in a coma with high fever and sent him to the hospital for rescue. He needed a blood transfusion, but I had no money to buy blood. The sky has eyes, and he and I have the same blood type. I gave him a blood transfusion of 300 xixi and stayed with him to take care of him. The local police station contacted his work unit, and the work unit sent someone to arrive two days later. I felt relaxed, my vision went dark, and I fainted. It has been nearly forty years. This is the first time I have spoken about this matter publicly. Saving one life is better than building a seven-level pagoda, and I feel at ease.

1. My college roommate had heavy bleeding during menstruation and couldn’t stop it. We accompanied her to the hospital for a check-up. When we were registering, we met a male gynecological doctor. He stopped the classmate to check her condition, briefly asked about her condition, and immediately asked the nurse to find a stretcher bed and send her to the emergency room. On the way to the emergency room, my classmate started rolling her eyes and losing consciousness... She didn't even respond when I called her name. I was so anxious that I slapped her countless times! Finally, before entering the emergency room, she took a hard look at me... I felt relieved.

2. When I was more than 8 months pregnant, it was during the Spring Festival. My mother-in-law woke up early that morning and complained that her heart was not feeling well. She later called the hospital to make an appointment, but she died before she even finished talking! My relatives who were playing mahjong downstairs were called upstairs by me, and my mother-in-law’s lips turned white... My father-in-law said that we needed to find a car to take her to the hospital, but I said don’t touch her, and it would be safer to call 120 and carry her downstairs on a stretcher. While waiting for the car to arrive, my mother-in-law kept looking at me and crying... I knew what she was thinking. He sat next to her, wiped her tears, and told her that the car would be here soon and everything would be fine.

Spring has begun, and I have to be a grandma to help me take care of the children...

Saving people means helping others when they are in danger. I can't describe my experience, nor can I encounter it often.

Once, a drunk man fell seriously while riding a bicycle. We used others to reverse the car and sent him to the hospital for rescue. At that time, a few of us drank some wine and crashed the car in a panic. Later, the owner of the car refused to let us go, so in the end I had to accompany him and give him money to get over it. I still feel uncomfortable thinking about it. Another time there was a heavy rain, and a lumber yard was destroyed by the flood, and a lot of wood was washed away. It was very dangerous for the owner of the lumber yard to float in the flood. After I rescued someone from the water, I also rescued the person who was picking up his wood. Stop it and reduce a lot of losses.

This is actually a kind of wooden ability of human beings. Nothing special. If you encounter this kind of thing, your conscience will be uneasy. If you don’t do it, you will torture yourself, but if you do it, you will feel at ease. Nothing much to say.

Saving a life is a sacred duty! I haven't saved others because I haven't encountered them before. But I saved my own son on the farm. The child had just learned to walk, and we didn't pay attention. When he was crossing the single-plank bridge in the small ditch, he fell into the drainage ditch in the living area without filling it, with his head down and his feet up. The neighbor found out and lifted the child up upside down and shouted loudly. , "Whose child is this?" I heard the sound and hurried over, took the child from the neighbor, rushed to the water faucet in the living area, and immediately rinsed the mud wrapped around the child's head with water. At this time, the child was silent. I quickly opened the child's mouth and found it was very clean inside. I quickly asked his mother to hold his ears and put my knee against the child's anus. Then I took a breath and blew the air into the child's mouth with my mouth. I saw two columnar pieces of mud flying from my son's nostrils. It was urgent, and the child cried loudly. This was exactly what it meant to be late. I was not in a hurry or nervous, and completed the entire rescue work in an orderly manner. I breathed a sigh of relief. I feel relieved and happy