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Those poor parents, what an awful thing to have happen.

wouldn't your heart stop seeing a toddler heading toward the road.

fuzzywuzzy;1456023 wrote: Bus driver called a hero after helping this... | MummyPages.ie



Those poor parents, what an awful thing to have happen.

wouldn't your heart stop seeing a toddler heading toward the road.


Sometimes the word HERO is over used. I dunno a single word to complement what this this guy did. To ignore the child would bring some adjectives to mind.

Anyway, God bless them all.

I'm with you on that one ............I don't like the word hero.

Good man

I agree that the term 'Hero' isn't really applicable here, as it would really apply to a situation where his own life was put at risk. However, I at a bit of a loss to think of another word that could accurately describe it. Chivalrous & Caring come to mind.

It really raises the morale to see an item like that, rather than the ones where stray kids get nabbed by paedophiles & the such, never to be seen again.

FourPart;1456752 wrote: I agree that the term 'Hero' isn't really applicable here, as it would really apply to a situation where his own life was put at risk. However, I at a bit of a loss to think of another word that could accurately describe it. Chivalrous & Caring come to mind.

It really raises the morale to see an item like that, rather than the ones where stray kids get nabbed by paedophiles & the such, never to be seen again.


Caring should be enough. The guy basically said it himself. He just did what any caring human being would do.