Oh, I really can do the right thing in a crisis

[mrsbrown]

Had an exciting time at work today. One of the participants of the seminar thingy I was at suddenly made a strange noise and started to fit.

In amongst the general panic, it was my voice who declared what was going on, instructed people in what to do and kept everyone else calm, by being authoritative at them. Not so much first aid required, as crowd control.

Weird.

And also nice to see myself behave that way when it matters. I have that picture of myself, but have times when I doubt it. There aren't many times you get to practice.

Anyway, the ambulance people came, gave him oxygen and took him away. He'll be fine.

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Also, we seem to have a revised car plan.

Comments

[http://users.livejournal.com/raven_/]

Wow - scary but good.

You had a Zefira in Canberra, didn't you? It was that good?

[celsa.livejournal.com]

Hey, good on you. :-) I have also found that it is oddly reassuring when your knowledge of how to behave in an emergency kicks in under appropriate circumstances.

Also; Mmmm. Shiny car. *drool*