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Talk about being in the right place at the right time, and then doing the right thing.
A “hero” grocery The delivery driver ended up saving a woman’s life when she realized that something was wrong and trusted her instincts.
Leandro Pinta Dantas, 36, did not receive an answer when he arrived at a client’s house with a food delivery that he had asked the ASDA grocery store, the SWNS news agency reported.
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Feeling that “something was wrong” when nobody responded, he not only walked away, he took some additional steps, said the same source.
“I knocked on the door, but I didn’t get an answer, so I called the contact phone number,” he said.
A edible store driver delivered a food order to a woman’s house, and ended in front of an emergency. His fast thinking changed everything. (Istock)
When he did not receive an answer to that, he said he was going to leave, but he felt that “something did not feel good.”
Then, walking to one of the windows of the house, pushed some branches out of the way and saw a woman lying on the floor of the house.
The delivery driver saw lights and a television on.
The worker with headquarters in England called emergency services And I got a neighbor to help him.
The paramedics were soon on the scene treating the woman, who suffered of diabetes.
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Then she was taken to the hospital to receive additional treatment. His name was not launched immediately.
‘I think God made me come back’
Dantas said they were around 9 pm when he arrived at the client’s house.
He saw lights and a television on.
Leandro Pinta Dantas de Asda, the supermarket chain, “saw the lady face down” and immediately called an ambulance. (SWNS)
He told SWNS that after the client did not answer the door or the phone, “I think God made me come back To the window and pushed some branches to see better. “
It was then that “he saw the lady face down,” he said.
He immediately asked for an ambulance.
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“I’m happy to be there and saved her,” he said.
While emergency workers attended the woman of the 60s, the driver moved all his groceries in the house.
A few days later, he called to discover how he was.
“I can’t thank him enough for what he did,” said the woman (not in the photo). (Istock)
The woman was “extremely grateful” for the kindness of the man, he said.
She also said: “I can’t thank him enough for what he did,” Swns reported.
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She said “even came with flowers for me.”
After they took her to the hospital and reviewed him, he said, it was capable of returning home the next day.
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The man has been nominated for a service prize in his store, the same source reported.
His manager told Swns: “We are very proud of the way he handled the delivery … he really is a hero and went totally, which probably saved the customer’s life.”
