Woman wants to find Good Samaritan who pushed her home during UNLV shooting

Can you help? A woman is asking for the identity of the Good Samaritan who helped push her about a mile home during the UNLV shooting. If you know any information, please reach out to reporter [e-mail].

[@robertjensen1048]

A complete stranger saved me from drowning in Maui 3 years ago. After we said thanks he said “no problem “ and walked away down the beach. We still have no idea who he was. For many people, just doing a good deed is thanks enough.

[@awsambdaman]

Yeah this happened when I was a young kid in a wave pool, I was drowning and some man just came and took me from the deep end to the shallow end and I never saw him again

[@enzop2835]

Wild lol people are awesome

[@cernunos8153]

I saved a kid from drowning in the ocean years ago. I was a teen myself so I didn’t quite appreciate how grateful his parents were. They were both sobbing and tried to offer me money. I declined. I just wanted to get back to hanging with my friends so said a quick goodbye and went off

[@SpringNotes]

@@cernunos8153 So cool. Just like these other stories, you were the unknown hero, that came out of nowhere !

[@aburden8580]

@@awsambdaman It's the SAME GUY!

[@TheNobleJay]

I’ve actually never thought about how someone whose handicapped would handle an active shooter situation. It takes a remarkable person to see someone whose handicapped and choose to help while in a state of panic. I’m glad they are both safe.

[@DAC_TV]

gun

[@ItsAllLove4Real]

Absolutely

[@sylvester4207]

Passive mode

[@Andres64B]

I'm not in a wheelchair, but I am disabled. Anything like this or any other natural disaster and I'm pretty much a sitting duck. I can't run, I can't fight.

[@sir_christmas_leopold_duckson]

They probably weren't in a state of panic.

[@dennleavy4407]

As a disabled man and wheelchair user it makes me happy to know that there are some selfless people out there who've clearly been brought up the right way.

[@whatever7240]

My father was driving to work one morning and saw a guy in a wheelchair going down a sidewalk by a rather busy street. Somehow he managed to fall out of it and my father turned a corner to go back around and help him out. But by the time he'd gotten back around someone else was helping the guy up.

[@dennleavy4407]

That's lovely, re-confirms my faith in humanity! Also, I've been there. First few weeks after becoming a wheelchair user I went out and stacked it off the sidewalk into the road. Luckily a group of teenage boys witnessed it and came SPRINTING to my aid. It is true that most people are your fellow man and woman, there's only a small number who aren't. @@whatever7240

[@ThatFont]

My selflessness was self-taught, but I fully agree. Some people out there are actually good.

[@Jeff-kp5ng]

Even crazier than that the young lady said the woman asked if she wanted her to push her. I have a friend in a wheelchair that really doesn’t like when people just grab him and move him without asking so I just wanted to highlight how even in crisis the woman who helped was still mindful. Kudos!

[@whyyes6428]

I don't think you need to be disabled or in a wheelchair to be aware there's good people in the world

[@gordrilla]

I saved a girls life once. Then years later she got ahold of me through Facebook. I was the guest of honor at her wedding. She had two kids at the time and said she wouldnt have anything if i didn't help. Michelle and I are still good friends to this day ❤

[@allamaraine8066]

Good on you, my friend. I don’t know what the circumstances were, and I don’t want to pry and I don’t need to know, but people like you make me proud to be human.

[@MrLoverman136]

Internet right? Say all the shit you like people will believe it.

[@allamaraine8066]

@@MrLoverman136 It’s the people who go out of their way to be assholes who I’m most impressed with.

[@kevin1995creegan]

What happened if you don't mind me asking?

[@user-ni7qv1nd8o]

Way to suck your own dick

[@Rc-Krazy]

“I can’t run I can’t hide and I can’t fight”. That saddened me. I’m glad that Angel was there to help her

[@noone-pg4lr]

That why u stay strapped up especially if u paralyzed like that

[@AdHocAtom]

Nothing wrong with her hands, it made me sad that she feels that way when she is very very capable of defending herself.

[@AlamoOriginal]

​@@AdHocAtomits not about can't, its severely limited on what you can do if you're disabled. Defend yourself bullshit doesnt apply at all to her, compassion from others is at least until shes recovering or just a newsflash maybe do something to actually stop gun violence

[@noone-pg4lr]

@@AlamoOriginal cuz a gun is her only option for self defense

[@AlamoOriginal]

@@noone-pg4lr yeah right, until you notice if hypothetically the shooter has an ar 15, she misses it and gets shot 15 times. You cant exactly realistically do that, jesus

[@karla4799]

I'm glad both girls are fine. Props to the stranger who in the middle of chaos thought of helping someone else. Many blessings to you wherever you are.

[@le_th_]

They are alive...but not fine. They've been severely traumatized. Can you not see how traumatized and frightened this young woman is as she's telling ther story. She is not ok. She IS alive.

[@bek7562]

Even more amazing is she asked for her consent to push her first, considering so many handicapped people suffer from others treating them like they have no agency. Makes me wonder if someone in her life is also disabled.

[@Thesixwolf6]

@@le_th_she fine

[@Readysetgo2007]

​@@bek7562 Maybe. A very friendly person I would say. 🙂

[@adrielburned6924]

​@@le_th_👈💩well at least this person tried to say something nice. More than you did. I will never understand how people can be absolute jerks in a reply to someone they don't know. 🖕

[@juliestoffel4822]

Oh, my heart! There is a mom out there that should be so proud to know that she raised her daughter right!

[@lesseirgpapers9245]

Probably was a father. This is hateful against men.

[@ucytast]

@@lesseirgpapers9245womp womp

[@WhatIsTheHeat]

@@lesseirgpapers9245could be either

[@originalkingalpha5116]

​​@@lesseirgpapers9245 EXTREMELY hateful and one-sided! I can smell the repugnancy of venom all over their comment! Good call!🏆

[@lesseirgpapers9245]

@@WhatIsTheHeat American women raise me , me, Me Too, narcissists. 🤣Just got hit with the Stink Finger for letting a Woman/Harpie into traffic.

[@akkay47]

The Good Samaritan was found. Her name is Txitximee Lee and she has a pretty amazing history herself. No surprise she was the one who stopped and helped.

[@dawnvalentine74]

I just peeked at her LinkedIn. What a woman!

[@Sushigabby]

thank you! i found an article about how the two met up after! very beautiful. what an emotional story.

[@sharonanderson3851]

Thanks for the update

[@shipwreck8847]

I can't imagine being paralyzed, it happened just 3 years ago. That's such a horrible situation to deal with and she seems like such a nice friendly person. I hope she has a happy life.

[@YvetteJirsaraie-gp7oi]

Absolutely, I am humbled by her Grace. And I am shamed of taking my walking for granted. She is so brave! And may our Father openly reward the woman who came to her aid. 👍❣️

[@Bfkcjscbsnjc]

Lol she's not paralyzed, you can clearly see her moving her legs and she cut herself off saying she "can't really move" with " she can't move". She's scamming someone.

[@YvetteJirsaraie-gp7oi]

@@Bfkcjscbsnjc Funny! 😂😂 It would be wise to be influencers for the God of Truth. Everything will come to the light! This is Revelation time. Dark Influencers home or abroad will be silenced. The innocent blood of Almighty God 's children slaughtered will not be in vain. They will see each other again. What's happening around the world is that nations and not a few, are repenting and returning back to our Creator of Heaven and Earth. There is no time for citizens to become divided. Parents are still in charge of their households. Co-parenting is a must for local neighborhoods to thrive in schools, colleges and universities promoting integrity and character in areas of customer service and excellence within the market place.

[@Milk-rn5uq]

@@Bfkcjscbsnjchow delusional are you? you bum boomer.

[@ole9421]

@@Bfkcjscbsnjc She could very well be partially paralyzed below the waist, like I am. Meaning, I have "SOME" control over a couple muscles groups in my upper thighs, but that's it. Enough control to make my legs move a bit, but definitely not enough control or strength to use them as intended.

[@sneksteppy]

What a remarkably kind stranger!

[@TomManning-cs4el]

Becareful it might have been a Mexican

[@wannabetrucker7475]

​@@TomManning-cs4el bye honey

[@TomManning-cs4el]

@@wannabetrucker7475 don't be mad that white males are cowards

[@SpaceRanger187]

doubt it@@TomManning-cs4el

[@TomManning-cs4el]

@@SpaceRanger187 most white males are taking off running cowards

[@LFPGaming]

a mile is a heck of a long way to push someone. there's still good people, even in situations like that where most just run for their lives

[@pep590]

Exactly. And then that person had to probably walk back that same mile to get her car.

[@vxy357]

Adrenaline is a heck of a drug. it can make you do super-human things.

[@JesusSavesTheLostBrokenConfuse]

it said in the Bible in the last days people will be for themselves. They will hate their parents too. They will be prideful and s*y

[@duvessa75]

A mile, a long way? 😅😅 Guess when you're a millenial or Gen Z, it is.. Anderhalve kilometer, ver.. 🤣 🤦🏾‍♀️ 😭 😂 I swam more than that, in big as lake, beginning to end, as a kid.. Water is harder to push that long... 🤣 🤦🏾‍♀️ Also walking wouldn't hurt, although I prefer running. But a mile? 😅 That's what I call a warming up! Kinderen deze tijd zijn aardslui

[@orionconstellation7988]

@@duvessa75I assume you are from Europe, people in the US don't walk as much as people in Europe especially compared to Germans lol

[@TwoCentReview]

Whoever helped her was such a good woman. She not only thought to help someone else in the middle of a dangerous situation, she also asked her if she wanted to be pushed, respecting boundaries even in a terrible situation.

[@stormvet3806]

Good point

[@alcottrell2527]

Maybe she identified as a man. You need to be more gender accepting, and aware of pronoun’s

[@twirlingfox8668]

Oh! Maybe you missed it, but the video uses she/her pronouns. Good to be aware of that though!@@alcottrell2527

[@lordnandor3274]

​@@alcottrell2527😂

[@maria89]

@@alcottrell2527 is that how it is where you live, every person on the street you can't tell if they identify as male or female? what a great lgbt community you've surrounded yourself with, and im sure you're an upstanding lgbt person yourself. Pat pat.

[@axidhaus]

As a disabled person this is the kindness we all need

[@Spaghettiest]

hey now don't be so hard on yourself theres lots of women in prestigious places :(

[@vividdawn913]

The fact that she was even asked first, deserves a big thanks! So many times people just do the "Let me help you!" and grab the chair and take off. Multiple times I've nearly been tipped over because people just grab the handle and yank me wherever.

[@aburden8580]

Yeah! So rude-those do-gooders. Maybe better to ignore all the gimps.

[@squidikka]

I know right? The nerve of someone doing such a thing as immediately taking action during a life threatening situation! Get out of your bubble, please.

[@PrimaryOctopus]

Don't listen to those two- I 100% agree with you, I'm not in a chair but I do use a rollator. While in a life threatening situation it may have been acceptable to just grab and push, it is better (and incredibly kind) to ask first. And in a non-emergency, imo people shouldn't ask unless it's clear the person is struggling. My medical equipment is an extension of my body at this point- don't fucking touch without consent.

[@Blakoss]

If someone is shooting up the place you are in, your comfort isn’t the priority, saving your life is. Keep in mind the people you are demonising are the only ones trying to help you in the first place. They would be putting their lives at risk for you

[@SarahMc585]

That sounds infuriating ngl

[@iliketea162]

That person seems so kind,even asking for her consent to push her,plus a whole mile and making sure she got home safe-be the good you want to see in the world 💞✨️

[@Boosted_aj]

THERE WAS A GUNMAN WDYMMMMM? LMAOOOOO

[@iliketea162]

@Boosted_aj yeah,she asked some people don't ask for consent to push someone's wheelchair and she thought to when it was an emergency.I'm not calling her kind for just helping her

[@user-ky3pc2zd7e]

This one hits home for me. I was in the middle of the Santa Monica College shooting in Los Angeles in 2013. Talk about being in the wrong place at the wrong time. Or maybe the right time. I was working at the park across the street when all hell broke loose. I saw the guy, dressed in black, firing in all directions including my direction. As luck would have it, it was the last day before summer for the elementary school down the street, and I had a park full of people, mostly women and children, having a pizza party. While under fire from an AR-15, I was able to rush 83 people into the park building and put them on lock down. Sadly, two people at the college were killed, as well as the shooter. I expected to die that day. Somehow, here I am. So it's nice to hear stories like this, knowing there are still people out there willing to pay the ultimate price for a complete stranger. Blessings to all. 🙏

[@le_th_]

I went to SMC before I transferred to Cal in 2005. I'm so sorry for what you experienced. Thank you for taking care of the people at your worksite and for getting them to safety. Please, if you haven't had EMDR yet, it's not too late to treat your trauma. Do it now. Do it because your brain has already been traumatized in a life-threatening situation and if your life is threatened again you may develop years of PTSD. Wishing you well~

[@user-ky3pc2zd7e]

Thank you. 🙏@@le_th_

[@perrycoffey5410]

Reason why I want to leave shit America god damn cars and guns

[@dylanm3181]

When sadly your own home becomes a war zone

[@thebeasters]

Wild I never knew

[@Jacqueline888]

and they even asked permission before they pushed her chair 🥺 so respectful. nice story

[@scottfw7169]

And that asking is a hugely respected by those in what I'll term the wheelchair user society.

[@BlankaCentral]

what?@@scottfw7169

[@andrewcruz3837]

you giving me your insta would be a nicer story.

[@canceronsocietybitch4865]

@@andrewcruz3837damn dude your begging on the wrong corner of the internet

[@andrewcruz3837]

@@canceronsocietybitch4865 shh you have cancer

[@oldspecviews]

Wow this story is so powerful such a beautiful story it restores faith in humanity, Natalie was in such need of help and it came when it mattered most of all, God Bless this good person 🙏

[@strnglhld]

@@anthonymartinez4307An active shooting situation isn’t dangerous?

[@originalkingalpha5116]

​@@anthonymartinez4307😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@boosomentity]

sorry to burst your bubble but this is just that;;a story;! one of many concocted by the media to both manipulate and test the minds of it's audience look at her at 1:56 - 2:00 and tell me if you notice anything that doesn't fit

[@georgiafain3747]

Instead of running for her life she chose to help a stranger pushing her for a mile. I am in tears right now🙏

[@justice_2871]

My heart goes out to this girl. I can’t even imagine that. I’m glad God put someone in her path to help her. I hope they can be reunited

[@xczechr]

Are you also glad your god let her become paralyzed? What a monster.

[@chltmdwp]

Ah, here we go again. If we can't explain something, then it must be the God behind the scene.

[@shadetree1175]

@@xczechrthe only way to stop bad things from happening is to eradicate free will.

[@Terminal_Apotos]

Ignore the Miserable People who responded above

[@SnakeSalmon8izback]

@@Terminal_ApotosIgnore the all-powerful god who put the shooter there in the first place

[@reaIIifebootbaby]

Glad she's okay! Natalie, glad you're okay! Both you and the stranger!!

[@MiketheratguyMultimedia]

Bless this girl and bless the person who helped her. Far too many people choose to ignore others who are disadvantaged. It's an incredibly honorable thing to risk your own life to help someone else who's at even greater risk because they can't easily help themselves.

[@TheXone7]

God the Lord, bless you for your kind comment 🙏🏻🕊️

[@qreeneyez916]

That was definitely her guardian angel watching her. That’s truly amazing, so glad you’re okay. To whoever that person is, thank you, you’re so incredibly amazing

[@sandpiperr]

Don't you think that sort of downplays the person who pushed her? It wasn't an angel or any kind of supernatural figure. It was a person who is out there alive somewhere. A person who made the decision to help someone because they could see they needed help. They deserve credit for that.

[@qreeneyez916]

@@blakman1 shut up

[@qreeneyez916]

@@sandpiperr no I don’t, I said what I said, I’m sticking to it

[@thomasherlihy3376]

@@qreeneyez916 The person herself could have been an angel. That would explain her sudden disappearance.

[@synical13]

@@qreeneyez916You don't want all that scary reality interfering with your comforting delusions, huh? Have you sent your letter to Santa yet? You might want to ask him to buy you a clue.

[@IyamSoRaya]

I hope she finds her. Something similar happened to me in Brooklyn, NY during the early 90s. A shooting happened at a Caribbean party and i was about 4 years old. Everyone took off running and i fell on the ground. All of te adults were so busy trying to save their own lives that they almost trampled on me. So i crawled to and sat up against a firehydrant. There were heineken and red stripe bottles falling all around me. Someone's hieneken bottle shattered and a piece went into my left middle finger then someone stepped on that same hand while running. I never cried or panicked. I looked down on my hand and a stranger (man) ran up to me at the same time and picked me up. He carried me and took off running. When we got to safety he was yelling "who fa baby dis?" (Who's child is this?) Over and over. Finally my older sister ran up to us and took me from him while thanking him. I think about that day often. **Its been over 30 years and i feel my chances of ever being able to thank him are slim. So i hope the young lady in this story will have her chance. 🙏🏿 **Edit: i believe my situation happened in late 1993 just incase anyone is familiar with that event.

[@suisei9040]

You may never be able to thank him, but you hold a memory of him. Not many of us can say that.

[@danielburubeltz8337]

I pray they find him her. Im glad that she is okay and got home.

[@michaelccopelandsr7120]

Chivalry does not require acknowledgment. That's the point. ;-P

[@JN812]

I was visiting London UK as a tourist several years ago and saved a choking toddler inside a Tesco store. The mom was frozen in fear and I happened to be at the right spot and time to get the baby out of the buggy and turn him over and save him from blocked airways. The baby began to cry as soon as the debris fell out of the mouth and promptly handed back to the mom. shook hands and hugged her and continued my vacation. Sometimes we are angels to others and sometimes others are angels to us.

[@davidcox3076]

It's something we don't think about, but really should. How do handicapped people react in an emergency and what can we do to assist them?

[@abaddon2148]

for instance, if there is a fire in a multistory hotel or apartment building with elevators, then the disabled who cannot use the emergency stairs literally have to stay put until some fireman or bldg mgmt remembers that there's a disabled person in that room that can't get out. it's absolutely horrible, emergency procedures do not include disabled (especially paralyzed or otherwise immobile) folks at all.

[@Wixyification]

​@@abaddon2148 The stairwells are supposed to be built to withstand fires for a certain period of time. I've heard disabled ppl should remain in the stairwell until firefighters arrive to rescue them. That's still an extremely scary proposition for most people. Waiting in the event of a fire is the last thing anyone wants to do. Worse, it requires trust in people following building codes and then everyone else to communicate that someone is waiting. Though, I think firefighters are trained to check anyway.

[@kloudy000]

A few years ago, I had a terrible vehicle accident, and now I'm a disabled person. It was at night, and I was stuck in the vehicle. There were many people to save us, and I heard they were shouting. The only thing I remember is that I told that one person, " I think my both legs are broken," and that person told me," Don't worry, sweety, you're rescued " . Those words gave me comfort, and i think I believed those. After that, I was unconscious, but I will never forget it, and i also want to meet him but don't know who it is. Bcz of the accident, both my legs were broken in several ways and many more damages. Doctors barely saved my life. I never won't be able to do anything for anyone who saved my life, but now, I'm alive bcz of them

[@jedibike]

Natalie, you are strong, beautiful, & capable! Don’t let anyone, including yourself, tell you are not. Thank you to the person who helped. Imagine a world where we all helped each other? What a great world it would be.

[@ferrisulf]

Makes me think of the college in my city. It has a very large program for the blind and seeing impaired. I can't imagine if something like this were to happen there. I can only hope it'd be something like this story, where others looked out for those who are unable to find a safe space quickly. Thank you, to this young lady, if you are reading this. Thank you for your courage and care.

[@lochnessamonster1912]

You shouldn’t use communist terms like “safe space” it triggers these mass shooter types thanks to all the rightwing propaganda

[@lipstickstories2409]

That’s beautiful! I use a wheelchair and I rarely even get people to help me hold doors. Can’t even count the nr of times people have ”squeezed through” when I am struggling to hold a door open for myself.

[@scottfw7169]

Oh dear. Sorry that life has had you cross paths with that kind of person.

[@heatherrowles9930]

"Cant even count the number of times people have "squeezed through"" happens ALL THE TIME, sitting there waiting for a gap big enough for the chair to fit through and some arsehole who seems to think that wheelies have all the time in the world to wait (thanks arsehole, my condition is terminal and my time is short) decides to shoot that gap by coming around from behind me......and Im stuck sat waiting for another gap big enough for the chair to open up. I dont go to crowded places often any more.

[@armageddonready4071]

That person may be a “stranger”, but it’s human being a human, and that’s how to be a citizen in a functioning society.

[@vashmatrix5769]

Lol. You have a very optimistic view of humanity. I'm guessing you're either young or have had a pretty easy life.

[@emmabovary1228]

This kind stranger really brings forward the need for us all to consider those who may really have greater needs than our own in times of struggle. Thank you for the kindness of a thoughtful stranger

[@mustafajoseph134]

Awesome story. The media needs to bring back this kind of balance and stop making it seem that all is lost all the time throughout the world. Great great story

[@ladyofthemasque]

I particularly like how the good samaritan ASKED rather than assumed. It's frightening enough to be in a situation like that, but it's equally frightening to have someone commandeer a part of yourself and drag you where THEY want you to go. So, thank you for asking, first!

[@joanjenny2555]

I am so happy to hear this story and know two Souls joined in humanity during this dark moment. Bless them both forever. Peace to the World.

[@hereforthechips7710]

I hope Natalie goes far in life. She has proven her strength and mental tenacity. May GOD continue to watch over her.

[@piercemchugh4509]

Interesting that you think God watches over one person but lets three others die.

[@zzulm]

I wish them both a happy life and a a quick recovery from this experience.

[@RicaPDX]

This restores my hope in humanity! We should all be kind and watch out for each other. Prayers for Natalie and everyone affected!

[@kathyturner6177]

It is so warm hearted to know there are people out there that will go past and put their life in front to keep someone they don’t even know out of harms way. Thank you to the person that helped her and I hope that person comes out let’s her thank her themselves.

[@bodhiswayze1892]

“I can’t run, I can’t hide & I can’t fight” That really hit me hard. Thank God for her Guardian Angel! ❤

[@user-be7xv6km6s]

What a remarkably kind stranger!. Glad she's okay! Natalie, glad you're okay! Both you and the stranger!!.

[@rorybisson756]

whoever was the person that helped this woman, deserves the absolute best in life. truly we need more people like that in this world. Mr. Rodgers would be proud of the person who helped this young lady.

[@candikildow2643]

Mr Rogers has said that when times are bad, look for the good people. They are there. I truly believe there are far more good people who step forward than there are bad people.

[@petehaack5228]

Very true!

[@tothelighthouse9843]

Thank you to that kind stranger, & thanks to Natalie for telling us her story. I hope she's able to connect with her good samaritan.

[@legopotter8295]

Beautiful woman, sorry about your disability. You look happy, strong, and kind...my kind of woman. Glad there are still good samaritans in this sociopathic world pushed on us.❤

[@Asmrnerd10]

u wish u pushed her home so she can find u huh?

[@bannedtwice7767]

​@@Asmrnerd10projection

[@vashmatrix5769]

I'm a sociopath & still would have helped her. Some of us believe Jesus is the Son of God. Merry Christmas!

[@undefined4051]

my first thought when I read “pushed her home” I was thinking fym you “pushed her home?” only to discover they were handicapped

[@lilscenechick1995]

I love the fact she ASKED. I’ve heard stories of people just assuming people in wheelchairs need help or are okay with being pushed. I understand it’s different in a survival situation, rather than a daily out-and-about thing, but still, it’s sweet that she asked. I hope they find each other ❤

[@aronm5329]

A bit worrying that a school shooting is so normal in the US, that it was the most ignored part of the story

[@JesusChrist-em1iz]

I heard Israel has armed security at their schools and this is before the War. I don't understand why we don't. Obviously we have to do some tests to make sure the security people have no issues with their brain. However, I think USA should be similar to Israel on that issue. I was led to believe this is the richest Country in the World on average. If this is true. I don't understand why we don't have security at schools and churches to protect our people to the best of abilities. Was I told a lie about our Wealth?

[@Jon_Snowhite]

​@@JesusChrist-em1izSchools have armed security already though?

[@jessw4195]

Wow this story brought tears to my eye. That is so beautiful and selfless and caring of that good samaritan. I can't imagine how freaked out everyone was and scared and for someone to pause and see her and ask if they want to be pushed and do that for a mile. There is still good people in this world.

[@johnfish1194]

The true heros never hang around for recognition, they just fade into the background. God bless Miss. Brave.

[@DeonsDoggyDiary-pi9ym]

Natalie reminds of my grandfather (Bill) whom was 80 years old before he passed away by covid as he too, was handicapped and had massive difficulty and would always walk by his side while my mother & I shopped once with him at a Safeway. I'm starting to become emotional hearing Natalie's story as I have a huge empathy toward the physically disabled as there used to be an eldery black man a decade younger than my grandfather whom was in a wheelchair and would push him around our neighborhood and even to a Dunkin' Donuts once to get to know him of how long he's been homeless. That girl that pushed Natalie deserves not only a handshake by the college campus for her courageous behavior for guiding Natalie throughout this horrific shooting incident that has happened but also interviewed as well for demonstrating how there are kindhearted souls in this globe! 🌎 Mon. Dec. 11. 2023 @ 5:35pm. (1 day after I transform into age 29 yesterday and being 35 months clean). 💝

[@dadevi]

Congrats on your sobriety! Never give up on yourself!

[@ThomasSawyers]

29 but you still type like a child huh? Spent too much time doing drugs instead of reading? 💀

[@brandonolney7936]

28 days and you're 3 years clean. Congratulations. Breaking it down individually, that's 1095 days, or 26,280 hours, or 1,576,800 minutes, and or 94,608,000 seconds. It literally only takes 2 seconds to think "man I want a _____". Good on you for fighting that feeling every time it manifests.

[@EmpressNatiLocs]

God always has somebody! How beautiful! Happy a Good Samaritan came and offered help to this lovely, young lady ❤

[@prezadent1]

I only wish He hadn't turned his back on her in the car wreck.

[@gloomy9728]

@@prezadent1 Or brought that shooter there in the first place.

[@shawnfoogle920]

gods not real. If so hes such an azz hole.

[@KellieT73]

I hope she is able to meet the young lady who helped her get home safely. That was so thoughtful! ❤

[@adamstrachn]

It's pretty sad everyone is shocked that someone helped someone else.

[@duvessa75]

In the old days it was common. Now they want a freaking medaille. - Gen X member -

[@Lissa102]

Right it’s called common courtesy But I guess it doesn’t exist anymore

[@freerights6695]

​@@duvessa75 pfft

[@BlueZombieMorphs]

That’s awesome a complete stranger helped her out. She’s so thankful and wholesome

[@lostpelican1883]

In spite of the horrible circumstances, it's reassuring to know there are still compassionate people who will look out for one another. I'm glad both these people made it out okay, my heart goes out to everyone in UNLV

[@sterlingspots]

Thank you for reporting this positive act by one person for another. Bless the young lady that was brave and selfless enough to help a stranger.

[@-Kailinn-]

To whoever it was that helped that lady: Thank you for being a good person in that moment.

[@ztkrx]

what a sweet girl, so sorry she has to live a life in that chair. she seems to have an amazing outlook about everything. bless her.

[@Aquas91]

shes beautiful

[@Iamkitkatbar]

Damn being wheelbound during a shooting is double rough

[@entertainmentgaming8738]

Not really

[@OmEvul1415]

​@entertainmentgaming8738 How so? Your mobility is limited. You can't run up or down stairs, and your options for exiting or hiding are limited in a dangerous situation where everyone would be panicking.

[@entertainmentgaming8738]

@@OmEvul1415 because a shooter would more than likely have sympathy for a disabled person, and only target more able bodies people

[@ankaplanka]

@@entertainmentgaming8738As a disabled person (autistic), it wouldn't surprise me if, atleast some shooters wouldn't even hesitate to shoot disabled people like that. These last few years confirmed what we already knew about people's perception of us. But, after writing that, it wouldn't surprise me as much if shooters actually have more sympathy for us than regular people who have compassion fatigue due to the pandemic.

[@entertainmentgaming8738]

@@ankaplanka it's definitely dependent on the person and situation. Some of these people shoot babies afterall

[@yackawaytube]

She can't run, she can't hide, but she can fight.

[@brandonwilliams448]

God bless to that stranger! 🙏 thank you for helping her out ! Your an amazing person ❤️

[@sandrajanney6403]

I think the person knows your greatful. God had the person there for a reason. It's a God moment.

[@troy3456789]

It's a person moment; a real person pushed her home, not an imaginary deity moment.

[@troy3456789]

@@Kathleen2022 Free choice? How is that? Free will doesn't make sense objectively or subjectively; not in the tiniest bit. There's zero mystery how you started running the Christian software, and why you are not running the Islamic software; because it was never presented to you; not because it not as false. It's the same level of false manmade religion. Christianity is a structure built upon a missing foundation. There are good people in the world and they risk their lives for others. How many people died that day on that campus again? Either your deity doesn't want to stop it, or can't stop it, or it does not exist. The last option is the only one that makes sense since the bible says the deity is good.

[@D0NALDTRUMP_DADDY]

She’s a hot girl

[@GEOsustainable]

And now it is a spellcheck moment...grateful, not greatful.

[@jamesmasaa]

⁠@@GEOsustainable Check your grammar

[@tommykirrane653]

Sometimes people help people and don't need a thank you. Helping others don't make one a hero, it just proves compassion still exists.

[@JustKicks-mo2jp]

Her parents should be proud that they raised a girl who have compassion and good heart, and an alert mind too.

[@NoshirtNickJohnson]

Maybe she would like her identity to remain nameless ...and was glad to help you and are happy you are fine and safe ❤❤❤❤ God Bless you! 🙏

[@1981lashlarue]

It was a she.

[@Jenuin]

This is an amazing story that in this day and age there are people out there that will still help a stranger. Very brave and courageous. ❤

[@beverlybalius9303]

I am glad she got help on that terrible day.

[@irockz281982]

I'm so glad someone stopped to help out of that crazy situation. We still have good people in this world.

[@lesiarucker6491]

It may have been an 😇

[@user-ct5ko6xl9q]

Beautiful story and beautifully told by this reporter.

[@josephsmith8066]

wow!!!!! love hearing that!!!! first sooooo happy natalie and hopefully many more are okay and also to the very very sweet person who helped her thank you sweetie god bless you!!!

[@MonicaSandoval-fb2tn]

So nice of a stranger to risk her life to help another stranger out… maybe by helping a stranger out she saved her own life too

[@amynaddra7230]

That was an Angel. God sends help through angels.

[@prezadent1]

No angels at car wrecks i take it.

[@ReadTheShrill]

Maybe she doesn't WANT to be identified. You ever think of that?

[@samueltucker8473]

These acts of kindness happen everyday in every eay. There is hope for humanity.

[@theengineer704]

I hope she finds her Hero and thanks her. We need more heroes like that in the world. We all have more traits in common. This is a fine example of Kindness to those who deserve it.

[@rhondennis979]

The Lord works in mysterious ways. Heavenly or earthly, you just had an encounter with an angel.

[@kpepperl319]

There are just really kind people out there who are doing good and never feel like they are doing something special. Kindly stop saying they are beings send from the above. These human beings are just living on their lives like everyone should be... Kind without asking for reward. I'm glad this student is ok.

[@RT-qz5ci]

Weird it offends you that people say God sent them. What do you care? People express themselves and their opinions differently. Nothing wrong with that

[@groverearp2600]

@kpepper1319

[@homerovaldez710]

Kind people that put God first. And that's what provides the strength to do such things with no fear of anything but God himself

[@freerights6695]

​@@RT-qz5cibecause they are taking the credit away from the person who decided to help and praising an imaginary diety instead.

[@freerights6695]

​@@homerovaldez710she could be atheist for all you know

[@buildabonfire4565]

Beautiful selfless act by a stranger 🙏

[@monicahwanjiru-jx4tp]

I hope the one who helped her See's this so that we can all also give a her big virtual hug my hug will be coming all the way from Nairobi kenya

[@CA-tk8yn]

Everytime one of these horrific events occurs, I hear story after story of goodness in times of stress. I hear hope in that it's obvious we have many more good people in the World, than bad ones. They kill and try to destroy, buy although they did murder, they always will fall short of destroying our good nature, that we choose to live amongst each other with. We will always stop and help; They will fail in taking away our lives. Thank you to the young lady who acted with honor during a time bravery was needed.

[@sweetunez31]

This is the tale of humanity.❤ I’m glad she had someone looking out for her .

[@michaelgallagher7136]

What a positive gesture and enlightening story of good faith. All the best to Natalie. She has a very Positive outlook on life...

[@dbmills3084]

She met an angel at Christmas time. This is the true spirit of Las Vegas and anyone can find it when they leave the strip and interact with the people who live there.

[@YvetteJirsaraie-gp7oi]

Beautiful story, Lord. ❤

[@bek7562]

Good God, I am so sorry that life has been so brutal to you. I have a sibling who is in a wheelchair so I could totally see myself doing something like this purely out of habit.

[@codyrichards3985]

I've been in two major life threatening car accidents and I'm so grateful that I'm not in a wheelchair this lady is so strong and such a friendly lady I hope she has a great life and a safe one at that

[@matthewyoung8314]

such a kind good samaritan, bless her

[@zaidshirbaz156]

We have still some some angels. ♥️💫👍🏼

[@torinkyifh5085]

The way they wrote this story was very respectful and did not address her as a "handicapped" or "disabled" person but instead a person who's path was different because she was paralyzed. Well done.

[@vs71597]

She IS handicapped. That’s okay to recognize 🙄🙄🙄

[@jorgeblasini123]

She's very handicapped why is it wrong to acknowledge that....

[@MidwestPlumber96]

Disabled isn't an insult, you people with your language sensitivity are ridiculous...

[@thesilentone011]

Using euphemisms undermines the severity of certain conditions.

[@scottfw7169]

A good percentage of we who are handicapped and disabled often have a different take on some words than the activists and especially those activists who are not themselves disabled do. Would much appreciate society letting us decide for ourselves what to call ourselves, thank you.

[@thea_therian]

i saw this video pop up awhile ago and couldn't bring myself to watch it because my best friend also uses a wheelchair. the idea of him being stranded during a shooting scares the shit out of me

[@melaniestarkey7868]

This was absolutely the kind of news I like to hear, that during a tragedy one will be there for the other.

[@xanderlowe1543]

I'm not religious, but a Stranger comes out of the darkness, takes you to safety, and then disappears into the black? Yeah, that's clearly an Angel.

[@genxer6928]

It was really an angel sent from Jesus, they appear as humans helping HalleluYah

[@bobobandy9382]

I wonder why Jesus didn't prevent the whole thing. Or at least send some angels to protect the kids who were wounded or killed. Strange, isn't it?

[@Red-Brick-Dream]

God bless this person for helping her, and God damn America for letting this happen *_AGAIN._*

[@67marlins]

Poor, sweet girl. Just wanna give her a hug.

[@xxxxxx-tq4mw]

I sincerely hope that with all the research that has been going on for years on S.C.I.s, and into the future that a breakthrough will come and that she’ll be able to walk someday.

[@mrsterious5845]

Years ago, I heard a story about research involving mice with severed spinal cords that seemed promising. No idea where it went but I'm guessing as nothing more has ever been reported it was over hyped or could not be applied to humans. . A number of people who work in robotics have created suits (similar to something that looks like a Transformer) that a person can wear that then moves the limbs. These suits are fairly bulky, movement is jerky and slow and I imagine expensive . But these are early days. Computers used to take up entire floors of buildings. Now many of us carry one around in our pockets! Prosthetics used to be limited in design more to recreate what a limb looked like rather than how a limb functioned. Today we have prosthetics that people can run on, bionic arms and other robotic prosthetics. Who knows what amazing developments will happen in the next 20 years.