Will the local press print this? I don't know but they should. They do like printing good stories, but obviously of their Editor have their own choice of good stories and then hopefully more good stories will flood into Radio/Television Media. This is what we need in Mount Druitt!
So this real life good Samaritan story of a Mount Druitt youth assisting a lady at Mount Druitt hospital yesterday is the real good story that we promote in our area. Here it is from 2770 Watch Without Childish Admin Face Book:
I
just want to shout out a huge thank you to the young lad 'Josh' at mt
druitt hospital emergency last night.... all of about 14,15yo, obviously
streetwise, this young lad was kickin around with a cpl of girls
waiting for his mum. It was after 11pm, raining, I had just been
discharged with severed toe & 6stitches and was taking me 5mins to
walk barely 10 steps. (yes I was stubborn & drove myself, not
realising my reasonably close carpark was actually going to take 25mins
at least hobbling back, aaand also declining crutches.... its very easy
to feel tough when there is so much adrenaline then local anaesthetic
you cant feel a thing!) by the time I left a whole other level of pain
hit and I was struggling to even stand.
This young lad asked if I
was ok then dashed off & got a wheelchair so I could sit for a min. I
thanked him then he asked if I needed some water.... the lovely kid
must not have even asked the desk, because he bought me a bottle from
the vending machine! we chatted for a few mins and when I went to get up
he said 'I will take you to your car, stuff em , I'm bringing the chair
straight back anyway' smile emoticon
kid wheeled me all the way down and I hugged him, said thank you for
being such a wonderful thoughtful kid. He says 'no worries, poor thing
ya cant walk...but could I please ask if you have a spare smoke?'
little champ, I gave him my last 2 wink emoticon