Thank-you Mr Bus Driver

[ScotiaLass]

My youngest (15) who has Aspergers, was in town today.
He had bust his hand on a wall yesterday, which had sharp stones in it, and really messed it up.
Today while he was out, it opened up again and was bleeding profusely as he boarded the bus to come home.

The bus driver noticed his distress, reassured him, padded it up with tissues and sat him nearby so he could keep an eye on him.
I have since cleaned and dressed it, and although still bleeding slightly, it seems to be holding okay.

Were it not for the consideration of the driver, this could have turned into a full scale meltdown.
An email will be sent to the company to thank the driver from me

 

[Drago]

Nice to know there are still some decent and compassionate human beings out there.

 

[ScotiaLass]

Nice to know there are still some decent and compassionate human beings out there.

He uses the bus quite a bit and a lot of the drivers know him, and how he is.
Still, it was nice of this driver to help him and I really appreciated it. He was a bit agitated when he came in but mummy fixed it
He actually said "I am glad you are a nurse, it reassures me". Bless

 

[deptfordmarmoset]

Nice to know there are still some decent and compassionate human beings out there.

Yup, the real full-time job is being a human.

 

[Buck]

Great story and most likely the bus driver won't have realised that his small gesture has had a real positive impact on your son more than he can imagine.

Lovely that you took the time to fire off that email too.

 

[i hate hills]

Ditto above message . Heart warming to hear that there IS still good folk out there.......

 

[steve50]

Human kindness at its best, the driver went above and beyond the call of duty, he deserves the thanks.

 

[gavroche]

There are a lot of good people about, we only hear about the bad ones because it makes news.