I helped many one, like many person when I saw someone, he’s need of help, I literally help them. But the most memorable moment was in 2010. A poor kid was running at me and he told me that he just cut his hand and he was bleeding so badly. So I was just stunned because I can’t see blood because I don’t like it. And he was crying and begging to take him to the doctor. So I just called myself and I told him that to call himself first. I went to the pharmacy and I bought a bandage, the primary bandage. I first grabbed him and I just softened him to the dressing. Then I told him that to come down, we’ll go to the hospital and he’ll be fine. And he was saying, okay, don’t tell my mom and my father. And I didn’t, I didn’t saw his parents around. Otherwise I will tell them. So then I, I took him to the hospital, nearby hospital in our area. And the doctor was saying that he breathed too much and where his parents are, then I was, I get scared because if his parents came and told them that I was the one that for me he was bleeding. So I get nervous but my one friend came and told me that it’s okay. Let’s find his parents first.
Band 6+: Describe a time when you helped a stranger. You should say: - When and where this happened - What you did to help - What the result was And explain how you felt about helping this person.
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I helped many people when I saw someone in need of help; I literally helped them. But the most memorable moment was in 2010. A poor kid was running towards me, and he told me that he had just cut his hand and was bleeding badly. I was stunned because I can't stand the sight of blood. He was crying and begging me to take him to the doctor. I called for help and told him to call for help as well. I went to the pharmacy and bought a primary bandage. I first calmed him down and applied the dressing. Then I told him to relax; we would go to the hospital, and he would be fine. He said, okay, but asked me not to tell his mom and dad. I didn't see his parents around; otherwise, I would have told them. I took him to a nearby hospital in our area. The doctor asked where his parents were, and I got scared because if his parents came, they would find out that I was the one who helped him when he was bleeding. I felt nervous, but then a friend of mine came and reassured me that it was okay. We should find his parents first.
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