A bridegroom has been hailed a hero after he put his marriage ceremony on hold to save the lifetime of a guest at another wedding reception.
The Chinese groom, who works as a nurse, was just about to make a speech at his wedding when he heard a call if there was a well being care provider or nurse in the room. A man had collapsed and fallen unconscious in a neighbouring banquet corridor.
The incident occurred on May 7 in Huai’an City, in the eastern province of Jiangsu, reported the South China Morning Post. Feng Luokun, an emergency nurse at a local hospital, swiftly responded to the call. His bride, who also heard the plea, encouraged her husband with out hesitation. She said…
“Go save a life first. I will wait for you.”
Upon arriving at the scene, Feng discovered that the victim was having a seizure and dropping consciousness. He suspected that the man was experiencing an epileptic episode. A video clip circulating on-line reveals Feng asking wedding ceremony visitors to name an ambulance earlier than fastidiously putting a cloth in the patient’s mouth to stop them from by accident biting their tongue.
Some of Feng’s nurse colleagues who have been attending the marriage joined him. Within 10 minutes an ambulance arrived to move the patient to a hospital.
Local media stories disclosed that the affected person, a relative of one other marriage ceremony get together within the nearby banquet corridor, had a history of epilepsy but had not experienced a seizure for greater than a decade.
Following remedy at the hospital, the patient regained consciousness, and his grateful household extended thanks to Feng.
Fully refundable informed Huaian TV…
“As a medical employee, I assume I ought to do my job in such a scenario.”
The second went viral on Weibo last week, attracting over two million views from numerous media platforms. One netizen commented…
“The groom is so type to avoid wasting someone’s life on his own marriage ceremony day. I want them happiness in marriage and 100 years of fine life collectively.”
Another online observer said…