- Apr 23, 2024
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Yesterday unfortunately I had an accident, not serious but wow, God knows I saw my life in seconds and for some reason he didn't allow anything else to happen.
I have some minor injuries and a lot of pain but at least I have the time to be able to share with you.
People in the world are like crazy, in my country the situation is more complicated and it gets worse regularly because of things that for obvious reasons will not be mentioned here, but people are losing instincts, the instinct to help and to be human.
Someone had a day yesterday, worse than mine apparently and decided to go out in his car to calm his head (as he told me) but there are so many problems in one place that he was stunned and drank 2 beers, lethal combination, beer + driving. And it's almost over with me, in that dark place.
Fortunately for me, I have a pinch of reflexes and skills that against a car are of no use to me but at least it served me to open my eyes and move from place to place practically 1 millisecond, it was too fast.
After the fright and the screams of the people who know me ( this happened in my neighborhood ) an elderly person approached me and told me “One victory is not enough”. This message has stuck with me until today and I haven't been able to get it out of my head.
For you with cars and who leave the house with problems, please take care of yourself and others, in the world there are people with problems too and without guilt of what has happened in your home.
Value life and remember :
One victory is not enough.
I have some minor injuries and a lot of pain but at least I have the time to be able to share with you.
People in the world are like crazy, in my country the situation is more complicated and it gets worse regularly because of things that for obvious reasons will not be mentioned here, but people are losing instincts, the instinct to help and to be human.
Someone had a day yesterday, worse than mine apparently and decided to go out in his car to calm his head (as he told me) but there are so many problems in one place that he was stunned and drank 2 beers, lethal combination, beer + driving. And it's almost over with me, in that dark place.
Fortunately for me, I have a pinch of reflexes and skills that against a car are of no use to me but at least it served me to open my eyes and move from place to place practically 1 millisecond, it was too fast.
After the fright and the screams of the people who know me ( this happened in my neighborhood ) an elderly person approached me and told me “One victory is not enough”. This message has stuck with me until today and I haven't been able to get it out of my head.
For you with cars and who leave the house with problems, please take care of yourself and others, in the world there are people with problems too and without guilt of what has happened in your home.
Value life and remember :
One victory is not enough.