about 3 year ago i safe someone life,at a show,
well today i said to andrew let go to the sea with gollie my spainsh water dog and brie my fcr,off we go it took 1 hour to get to the first beach it was a bit busy so we diceside to go to the one around the corner got in the car travel 4 miles then a big loud bang i look up there was 2 cars head on hit, 2 car in front,bye luck i have to do first aid for swimming,got out of the car and dealt with 4 people in the 2 cars 3 were worse for wear,but the first thing no elis turn the the car off,which could have gone up in flames,then i turn the cars off and dealt with the people no one elis was a aider,after 1 hour got back in the car got to the beach the girls had 5 mins swim,so the whole trip turn around took 5 hours.

gollie 3 in oct and she never been to the beach,some thing was telling me to go to the sea to day and not to the wales show today.

so i may think of coming a medic.

Good for you :) Not many people would of stopped or even helped. Give yourself a big pat on the back, sometimes you have to listen to the lil nagging voice in your head :) In the long run it was still a fulfilled day and wasn't a waste, the beach will still be there tomorrow :)  Maybe that was god's way of lending a helping hand, you were probably their Angel sent from above :)

wow you must be a gardinan Angel!!!!  maybe a paremedic isn't a bad idea, lol will stay close to you in future if i ever come into trouble...lol

some time ago I went to meet somone at the kennels in westhoughton the dog we were homing was a bit boisterous so I decided to take her for a walk I hadnt done that before there and wasnt sure where the walks were so just set off I saw a car parked in a strange area on the walk and the man was leaning out of the car so I walked past thinking he could be up to no good then as I walked past the car again he was holding his chest I shouted to him if he was alright he said no,I walked over and fastened the dog up and saw he was a young man maybe thirty he was a bad colour  I rang an ambulance and when he  went off I took his car and belongings to the kennels to keep safe he had valuables in his breifcase and car anyway he was a lucky lad as he made a full recovery and someone came to pick the belongings up a great bouquet of flowers arrived to say thankyou for helping me he had had a mild heart attack.
Things always happen for a reason and you must have had to be there at that time.

i just had a nice email from the daughter of the 3 in one car,just stating a big thank you,
that good enough for me to know that they are ok.

Wow that's amazing Terri - right place at the right time.   It was meant to be, wasn't it.   Well done you!

Jo and the Casblaidd Flatcoats

Good for you Terri. You never know when first aid training can save lives.

Best wishes, John