To tell the tours, I have always asked myself how many special things I have done in my life to make me feel proud of myself or my family. Regrettably, however, there are only a few of them I can’t think of, but I will still go ahead and talk about one of those things today that made me feel feel proud of myself, at least to some extent, about 2 years ago from now, I witnessed an accident and uh, immediately responded. Being hit by a car, a man was lying on the street and was bleeding while the car escaped at the scene. I took him to the nearest hospital and informed his abilities to be there immediately. And inter interestingly, I did all things alone. Nobody came to my help at that moment. This is a nice cue card, and I will share the experience, um, by answering the remaining questions. I was away to it that, uh, at that time, uh, the restaurant, I was on the way to my job, uh, by riding my bicycle, and, uh, I see them took place in the downtown of the city, and it was a rush in the morning. Everyone walked on their way to the office, and it was all on a sudden that accident took place. Honestly, I felt proud of myself, uh, by my response there. There were lots of people on the street, but everyone was in the hurry. I believe that uh, they couldn’t help the injured person despite their intentions. But as I responded to the event, I felt proud of myself I knew when and have to handle emergencies, and it was a similar incident I could have been the victim as well. I felt sad for the men. He might have started his work or to attend an important, um, appointment of, uh, for any other purposes, but he couldn’t reach his destination. However, being able to help him was a great feeling. For me to put it, uh, in a simple word, it was fulfilling.
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To be honest, I've always asked myself how many truly special things I've done in my life that make me feel proud of myself or my family. Unfortunately, there are only a few that come to mind. But I'll still share one of those moments that made me feel proud, at least to some extent. About two years ago, I witnessed an accident and immediately responded. A man had been hit by a car and was lying on the street, bleeding, while the car sped away. I rushed him to the nearest hospital and informed his family so they could be there immediately. Interestingly, I did everything alone. Nobody else came to help at that moment. I was on my way to work, riding my bicycle, when the accident happened in the downtown area of the city. It was a busy morning rush hour, everyone was on their way to the office, and then suddenly, this accident occurred. Honestly, I felt proud of myself for how I responded. There were lots of people on the street, but everyone was in a hurry. I believe they couldn't help the injured man, despite their intentions. But as I responded to the event, I felt proud of myself. I knew how to handle emergencies, and it was a similar incident where I could have been the victim as well. I felt sad for the man. He might have been on his way to work or an important appointment, but he couldn't reach his destination. However, being able to help him was a great feeling. To put it simply, it was fulfilling.
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