Bishop Cosgrove did not fail to amaze me once again today. I
went through my typical routine in the morning, telling everyone good morning
and then returned to the cafeteria to eat breakfast with the other volunteers.
Today’s breakfast was exceptionally good because it was sausages and hash
browns. As we were eating and talking as usual, there was a loud thud that hit
the grown. We all turned our heads to the right of us and I couldn’t help but
notice the man on the ground coughing up tremendous amounts of saliva. He was on
his back and he was having a seizure! He fell so hard that he came out of one
of his shoes. I have never seen a seizure once in my life but I manage to keep
my cool because one of the officers named officer Lawson came and saved the day
until the EMS trucks came to escort the gentleman out of here. The craziest
part about it was that when this happened, other people in the cafeteria
acknowledged it but they continued about their day as if this was normal! First
it was the lady going into labor and now this, I guess a lot of these people
have bigger problems to worry about.
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Wow Miles, I can't imagine what I would do in that situation. Thats crazy! Do you know if this is a normal thing or is the man is ok? This and a lady going into labour, it seems there is never a dull moment while you are on your project. I also think its really interesting and crazy that all the people around you reacted like it was just a normal thing for this to be happening during breakfast. I guess at a certain point nothing really phases people after a certain point. I'm really excited to hear about all the other things you did while working at Bishop Cosgrove. I'm not familiar with the place but from your posts, especially this one, it seems like you are doing a lot.
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