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 y a- was the fact that I might be paralyzed, ,but it

 didQ' seem like it took the rescue squad anytime to get there.

B: Well, th/t' certainly good, and tbrta one advantage of living

 in a rural area, I guess you could call it a rural area, as opposed

 to city living.

C: And I know that the people who live around us, some of them came to

 help us, that I dicnt know, that I had never seen, and they were

 extremely good to us. One lady, in particular, her husband was a

 sergeant in the army, and lived down below us, and when she heard

 that I was in the wreck, as soon as she got her supper meal over, she

 came to the house to see if anything that she could do, because we had

 at that time my grandchild, which-as'-c- he wasn't even three years

 old, and I had two small children, ad she did come to the house you-

 rinowto see what she could do, and she stayed there with the children,

 while my husband came to the hospital, and then later that night, about

 twelve or one o'clock, she brought him back to the hospital without

 anyone _or asking her to do so. And she could

 have very easily said, "Well, thaI up the street, that s no concern

 of mine." And various peopleF I got get-well cards from various people

 that I really did-' expect it of, and even after I went home, then

 she called several times, CuIO Ck, L\ ( L-l  y0

 to-see if there was anything that she could do,-that-shek-cw-help

 me in anyway, and like I say, 've been in the hospital up here. One

 time I was in the hospital my husband couldn't even get anybody to 6'

 i' y \Y Jc\- To me, there that shows that there is

 a difference, people like us who care, they worry about

 each other.

B: Right.