A busy NHS worker, who is set to give 64 hours this week to saving lives on the Isle of Wight, has thanked a good samaritan who helped her after she broke down at the side of the road earlier today (Wednesday).
Sarah Marie had just picked up her children from school when her car suddenly stopped – she had run out of petrol.
Thankfully, a man called Adrian Stanfield stopped and offered his assistance. He first went to the local petrol station but found it was closed.
Unwilling to leave Sarah and her family at the roadside, Adrian then drove into Newport, paid for a can of petrol and brought it back to fill up Sarah’s car to ensure they went safely on their way.
Sarah says:
“It was completely my fault but being in the middle of a 64 hour working week for the NHS it’s hard to find even a minute to get to a petrol station”.
Sarah has called Adrian an ‘absolute hero’ and has expressed her gratitude.
Well done Adrian what a lovely gesture
Not a breakdown
In the scheme of things, does it matter if it was a breakdown or not? The main thing is the young lady and her children were able to get home safely because of this man.
Absolutely, well done Adrian
bob frapples what a moron you are
Thanks
There are kind people out there.
Well done indeed, all the best to you and you’re family.
Also well done Sarah for all you do.
Well done hun ,your a hero xx
Well done that man.
When my daughter went into labour in the 2016 snow blizzards, no ambulances could get to her, yet I called up our hero Adrian Stansfield, who risked wrecking his 4×4 to get my daughter who was in labour to the hospital. He really is a knight in shining armour, Gerry
There are still gud people out there well done Adrian
Well done great job.
Well done young man an example that we must be aware of others around us and their needs.
Nice1 geezer
Also thankyou to all our NHS Nurses and colleagues