Today, while doing my housework, I heard the saddest story. I thought about it and knew that I must post this for anyone that may need to think about their relationships, families or whatever the case may be...
This is a true story that happened a few years back. The talk show host was using it for an analogy of sorts.
It seems that a father had backed out of his driveway not knowing
his young son was behind the car. I am not sure of the age of the son.
The father backed over him and killed him on the spot.
The ambulance arrived and the father pleaded with them to save his son at any cost. They said he was pleading that whatever amount of money was needed didn't matter..... "Just bring my son back to life."
7 comments:
I guess I remember this sad story, read it in the papers.
Money it has an inelastic use at times. One such as this. May not help beyond a point. And Man refuses to see that.
Hello Sandy, by the way this was a long hiatus ? Hope you will be regular in the Blog world.
Thank you dear friend..You are a faithful reader and I have been lagging behind in my writing...I guess I had never heard this particular story before and it made me so sad.........
Sandy, good to see your post after a long time.
I had been down with viral fever and couldn't peek into the Netbook - severe headache.
Yes, i too remember this sad story - similar incidents are not uncommon. What can we do, but to pray that such pain does not happen to anyone...
So very sorry to learn that you have been ill but glad to know you are recovering.....Yes, this is the saddest thing. I can not imagine that anyone would, or could, think that money can buy ANYTHING when it can't.....BTW, I did send you an email so maybe you will get the chance to view it if you are feeling better... Do hope you got it.....
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