Wednesday, August 4, 2010

The moment which I felt

It was yesterday night my friend asked me to buy groceries for the night, so I have to hurry up to maxi by 21:33 as the closing time is by 22:00. I took by friend’s bike and reached the supermarket in five (fem) minutes. I then bought the necessary stuffs which the other friend included in the message which got delivered in the mobile, while I was in the shop. When I was returning to my house with the time calculation to my new room, I was a guy getting down the bus in a bus stop nearby and when I passed 100 m distance, I could see a couple passing in front of me, they were little aged. The old man who was going in front of me has lost his balance in his bike, while he was turning the road. He went zigzag and rested his head on the ground. It was a shocking moment for me. I could see his face bleeding. The lady dropped her bike and came there to pick him up, so do I. I couldn't do anything for a minute except to drag him and drop by the road side. The man who got don the bus stop urged nearby him and called an ambulance, which I failed to do, because of my low credit in my mobile. I could hardly understand their language, but understood their feelings very much. I could grab a toilet paper and fixed on his head from further bleeding. Then I have to ring to my friend to get a support from him and later the ambulance came and rolled band aid around his head and took him in the van. Their questions which they aroused to the old person when he was bleeding brought me a surprise. I hardly understood that they were asking him, whether he consumed alcohol or any other stuffs. Later when my friend came, the old guy gave hands to me. I felt the human relationship, maybe I couldn’t understand their language and far different from their cultures, I can feel the pain in the humans. Me and the man who helped the old guy took their both bicycles and left in their place. I found the guy was working in the same municipality hospital taking care of patients. I congratulated me for the help which I did to the old people and the time which I spent for them during the whole process. I felt light in my mind and came to room with more confidence.
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