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The Best Piece I’ve Read This Year!

In the country of Armenia, in 1988, Samuel and Danielle sent their young son, Armand, off to school. Samuel squatted before his son and looked him in the eye. “Have a good day at school, and remember, no matter what, I’ll always be there for you.” They hugged and the boy ran off to school.

Hours later, a powerful earthquake rocked the area. In the midst of the pandemonium, Samuel and Danielle tried to discover what happened to their son but they couldn’t get any information. The radio announced that there were thousands of casualties. Samuel then grabbed his coat and headed for the schoolyard. When he reached the area, what he saw brought tears to his eyes. Armand’s school was a pile of debris. Other parents were standing around crying.

Samuel found the place where Armand’s classroom used to be and began pulling a broken beam off the pile of rubble. He then grabbed a rock and put it to the side, and then grabbed another one.

One of the parents looking on asked, “What are you doing?” “Digging for my son,” Samuel answered. The man then said, “You’re just going to make things worse! The building is unstable,” and tried to pull Samuel away from his work.

Samuel just kept working. As time wore on, one by one, the other parents left. Then a worker tried to pull Samuel away from the rubble. Samuel looked at him and said, “Won’t you help me?” The worker left and Samuel kept digging.

All through the night and into the next day, Samuel continued digging. Parents placed flowers and pictures of their children on the ruins. But, Samuel just kept working. He picked up a beam and pushed it out of the way when he heard a faint cry. “Help! Help!” Samuel listened but didn’t hear anything again. Then he heard a muffled voice, “Papa?”

Samuel began to dig furiously. Finally he could see his son. “Come on out, son!” he said with relief.
“No,” Armand said. “Let the other kids come out first because I know you’ll get me.” Child after child emerged until, finally, little Armand appeared. Samuel took him in his arms and Armand said, “I told the other kids not to worry because you told me that you’d always be there for me!”

Fourteen children were saved that day because one father was faithful.

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We never know when and where accidents will happen to us or to people around us. Read on and I hope this piece of information may help many of us when things do happen to you, your friends and your loved ones. This happened to a friend.

“One day, while in a lift, it suddenly broke down and it began falling from level 13 at a fast speed.

Fortunately, I remembered having watched a TV program that taught that you must quickly press all the buttons for all the levels.
Finally, the lift stopped at the 5th level."

Important things to remember.

When you are facing life and death situations, whatever decisions or actions you make decides on your survival.

If you are caught in a lift breakdown, first thought that comes to mind may be ‘just wait to die’…

But after reading below, things will definitely be different the next time – should you get caught in a lift.

1. Quickly press all the buttons for all the different levels of the lift.
When the emergency electricity supply is activated, it will stop the lift from falling further.

2. Hold on tight to the handle { if there is any }. It is to support your position and prevent you from falling or getting hurt should you lose your balance.

3. Lean your back and head against the lift wall keeping your back in a straight line.
{ Leaning against the wall is to use it as a support for your back/spine as protection }.

4. Bend your knees.
Your ligament is a flexible, connective tissue. Thus, the impact of fractured bones { should it result } will be minimised during fall.

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Flight mishap