A postman helps an injured man and becomes the star of the town: “I knew I had to do something”

Helping everyone who needs it, without asking for anything in return, is the best act a person could do and this has been demonstrated by a postman in the United States who, unknowingly saved a man’s life. It all happened in Aurora, Illinois, when Jaylen Lockhart was on his normal route.

While working, he encountered a man who “seemed to walk unbalanced” as he explained to the Washington Postso he did not hesitate to approach to help him. The 75-year-old man named Guy Miller was walking his dog. Everything seemed normal until the animal found a squirrel and, while he bent down to pick up a bag that had been dropped, the dog pulled him, causing him to end up on the ground.

Seeing the situation, Jaylern ran to his aid. However, before he could do anything, he “fell and hit his head.” “I saw him fall really hard, and I thought to myself: ‘Whatever happened, I’m going to be with him.’ I wasn’t going to just keep driving. I knew I had to do something,” he explained. the postman

Thus, not only did he get the help of other drivers, but he was at all times reassuring the man who, due to the blow, I had lost a lot of blood. Lockhart did everything possible to keep him conscious until his wife arrived.

“I started crying when I saw it because it was heartbreaking,” said Marcia Miller, the husband’s wife, when she saw him, “He was definitely stunned to the point that he couldn’t get up on his own. He’s diabetic, so he bleeds easily. “It looked a lot worse than it did once we cleaned it.”