Should People Put Their Lives On The Line For The Stupidity Of Others

Helen Keller faced many problems such as being deaf, mute, and blind. Hellen had a teacher named Mrs. Sullivan who was trying to help break the language barrier. Hellen became frustrated when she couldn’t understand and she ended up breaking he doll. A little while after, Helen was taken outside by Mrs. Sullivan. While they were outside, Helen had placed her hand under the water, and as she put her hand under the water Mrs. Sullivan had spelled water slowly and Hellen slowly felt a cool stream gush over her hand. At

Then, Chet was let off of work early one day. All of his friends were still at work so he went swimming by himself. While he was swimming he felt a hard hit on his chest. He was bloody and couldn’t breathe, that’s when he say it, it was a shark. He hopped out of the water as fast as he could and went to tell people about his encounter. No one believed him. Who would believe a little boy that he saw a shark in a creek that can’t even have sharks.

Do people have the right to rescue services when they put themselves at risk? Mountain climbing is an activity of climbing mountains. For helicopter services, each cost about $2 million apiece and the helicopter could only take one climber. The air is very thin on the higher level of the mountain, climbers may have faced bad weather. Members of climber are increasing in the climbing season, many of them are in the death zone that there are traffic jams. People do not have the right to rescue services when they put themselves in a risky because people may die, and bad environment.

Drunk driving is a very serious problem. I don’t understand why someone would do something so stupid. Just looking at the “Lives Affected” video really struck home to me how it really does effect these people’s lives. They were all so devastated and dumbfounded about how and why someone would do something that stupid and risk other’s lives around them including their loved ones. In the video “Lives Affected,” one of the stories was about a woman and her husband getting killed in an accident that involved a drunk driver. She was so devastated and heartbroken because she loved this man and to have his life taken by a drunk driver was sad. She could barely tell her story because she was crying and so sad to even think about what happened. There was another

"The problem with drinking and driving is the mourning after", a very simile quote has such a huge meaning behind it, in my family's case we got off lucky. It was a late night, my father received the phone call, I don't think I've seen that look ever in his eyes the 18 years I've been alive. It was about his brother he had gotten in a very catastrophic accident after making the horrible choice to drink and drive. It seemed like the longest drive to Dallas which is where my uncle was airlifted to go into surgery. We arrived at the hospital and were told he was unconscious so I waited in the waiting room with my cousins to comfort them while my aunt and dad were in the room with my uncle. After sitting in the gloomy waiting room for what seemed life forever I decided to take my cousins home we stopped by to get food. His choice to drink and drive was a very bad one, he was unfit to make such a big choice while not in the correct state of mind he had alcohol in his system and lots of it, he had no right to endanger not only his life but every other person that was around him while he was driving. Statistics show that Texas is the leading state for drunk driving cases and Harris county alone had 362 deaths in 2015 alone, driving under the influence not only has physical damage that can be done there's the emotional side that people have to deal with and what the families go through, drunk driving has more effects than just what just meets the eye. Drunk drivers

History is filled to the brim with individuals making choices that place them into a state of turmoil and distress. Though as every bad decision is made, more than often those who make the poor decision are given a second chance to right their wrong. As nice as it sounds to be able to fix the negative situation that they’ve placed themselves in, it’s surprising how often that second chance is taken for granted and simply gives those in the wrong the ability to go right back to the bad situation that they previously placed themselves in . In this instance, the second chance means nothing and is pointless when the person continues to do the things that caused him/ her to need one.

My first reason I think that rescue services should not be allowed to people who put themselves at risk is that they might not only put themselves at risk but also the people who are trying to save them. It states in the article called “Ranger Killed During

Soon I’ll be ready to go see my friend and I have a tough decision to make. It’s not a problem to come up with the money for his bail. However, he has to know that he can’t do something like this ever again. Also if he say’s it was a mistake and he’s willing to fix it then there’s no better platform then back out in society bettering himself. I do believe everyone deserves a second chance to fix their wrong

On a warm summer night a very small child, who did not seem very special at first, was born. Nobody really payed attention to him until he started walking and talking. He was only eight months old when he started to walk. By the time he was one he walked straight out into the woods. He walked all the the way to a native tribe. When he came to the tribe he was yelling the name Sam. The natives took him in as their own.

The boy named Brian Robenson, was the only passenger on a small plane toward the oil fields Canada. A few days ago, his parents got divorced, so he must spend his summer vacation with his father. Unfortunately, the pilot of a small plane suddenly suffered heart attack and died. Brian was afraid of death but he landed at the lake looks like L. He could die but his windbreaker saved his life.

There once was a boy named leafy who loved riding his bike. one day he was riding around and out of nowhere he hit a penny on the ground while he was braking. It made the back tire slide out and he fell. When he got back up he noticed that the penny was face up. He put it in his pocket and kept riding. As he turned the corner to his house he heard a noise as he looked back before he could see it there was a crow chasing him. he pedaled as fast as he could then an ally came. he crossed without looking and BOOM! Leafy was hit by a car. Leafy died in the hospital the next day. The next Friday was his funeral. when they were done they got to carrying the coffin. when they were carrying the coffin they said they could hear something but they thought

Outside of school, Tom enjoyed participating in his boy scout troop where they went camping, fishing, and collected badges. One thing that Tom absolutely loved doing was going to (whos) farm. He loved going over there because it was so much fun and he loved to spend time with his uncle (which one) The farm was unique because they did not have running water and had to pump it from outside, no inside toilets, no electricity and had a big washtub everyone had to share. With the farm being in Ohio, their winter season gets extremely cold and one morning, Tom was sent to go get a pitcher of water. When his bare hands grabbed the metal pump, the immediately froze and got stuck! Tom could not just rip his hands off the pump for it would tear the skin. He yelled for (who) to bring out a bucket of water to pour over his freezing, stuck hands. When Tom was about the age of 12, he wanted to do something fun when he was home all

Jed and Jethro were having a normal day at Hudson river logging. They were going about the river with their spikes getting logs to float down the river. Jethro was getting all the logs in the middle while Jed was off to his left getting the logs to the left. when all the sudden Jethro's spike slips and he falls in the river. Now Jethro couldn't swim, but luckily he was able to get a hold of the log that he slipped on. He then began floating down the river on the log. He then haves to make a brave jump to a rock, lest he drowned in the river by the rapids up ahead.Gathering up all his courage he makes the leap as soon as he comes close enough... He had made the treacherous jump! Yet he had another obstacle in his path, all the other logs he

Jake was in a scary situation. A life threatening situation. Jake found a lump in his leg in fifth grade. He came home one day and said to his mom, “Mom, I have a bump on my leg”. His mom was scared and took him to the doctor to check it out. The doctor said that Jake would need an MRI. An MRI is like an xray but it can see specific detailed parts in your body. Jake got a MRI on his leg a few days later. This was scary for him because he was got very claustrophobic. The doctor said that the MRI would be able to tell if Jake had cancer or not.