Indeed, you never know until you're in the moment. Several first responders, friends and family, have enlightened me with their experiences and I have witnessed

Indeed, you never know until you're in the moment. Several first responders, friends and family, have enlightened me with their experiences and I have witnessed their "Duty to Act" requirement, first hand. I have limited training, know my limits(do not cause more harm) and even some experience. I was injured(sprained finger) and put myself in harm's way of heavy traffic in the last 12 months providing maritime assistance when everyone else was oblivious or apathetic. I try to practice what I preach... it's a mindful exercise which I have to always work on.