my experience - Revised 1

    I once lived in Taipei, and worked as a volunteer in a hospital. It really felt good to get the opportunities to help people. One morning an elderly woman with a bloody head was sent to the hospital by a stranger. Seeing the situation, I shuddered involuntarily and became worried.

Few minutes later, a nurse rushed out of the emergency room hastily and asked for anyone who is with blood type O in the hospital. However, there was no one who replied her asking. Suddenly, I found that I was the one with blood type O.

Due to being afraid of making an injection, I hesitated about making the decision to reply the nurse for her help. After a while, I decided to do it and then followed her to draw my blood.

After the operation, the woman was out of danger and knew that I saved her, telling me that she really thanked for my help. At that moment, I realized that I've done a right thing.