The Diary Game || 12.05.2026 || Luck.
Hello Steemian friends!
I hope you are all well. In today's Diary Game post, I would like to share with you an unexpected but deeply human event that happened yesterday, May 12, 2026. This event reminded me anew that no one knows when danger knocks on whose door, but the people who stand by at that moment are the true symbol of humanity.
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| We are with the injured pedestrian. |
Yesterday, the day started quite normally. I was busy with my work at work. Suddenly, I heard an unusual noise from outside. When I went outside, I saw a heartbreaking scene.
A pedestrian was walking along the road. Suddenly, a piece of bamboo came from somewhere and hit him directly on the forehead. His shirt was soaked in blood. Seeing this, my chest trembled. Luck was really helpful that day. If the piece of bamboo had fallen a little higher, it would have hit him directly in the eye and there was a risk of losing his eyesight. And if it had fallen on his head, the consequences could have been even more terrible. By the grace of God, he was saved from a big danger. The affected person is such a gentleman and has an extremely calm nature that you can guess just by looking at him.
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| Operation Time. |
This incident made me think deeply. Every day we go out on the road, go to work, and return home, but we never think about what awaits us on the way. This incident alone proves how uncertain life is.
However, the most beautiful aspect of this incident was the luck of standing by the people close to me. A stranger was in danger, but I, along with the people around me, stepped forward. I took him to the hospital, arranged for treatment, and informed the family. This is the true beauty of humanity.
Danger can come to anyone's life at any time. But if even one person is by his side at that moment of danger, then that danger becomes much more bearable. Let us all extend our hands of compassion to each other.
May Allah keep that injured brother healthy and protect us all from any danger. Amen. Yesterday, as usual, the matter made me think deeply until the moment I went to sleep.
