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VIDEO: Watch Incredible Moment Man Saved Baby In Stroller From Rolling Into Traffic After Mother’s Fall
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One of the most dreaded moments for a parent is being helpless to save their child from harm.
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A mother was recently in that position and she feared the worst.
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However, a man saved her child from grave danger.
Eko Hot Blog reports that a good Samaritan has saved a baby from near-certain death after stopping their stroller from rolling into the highway.
The baby’s mother had fallen as she was trying to catch the stroller and she could not get herself up in time.
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Just as the stroller almost rolled into the highway, a man came out of nowhere to stop it in the nick of time as the helpless mother watched on.
Then, after pushing the baby back up the driveway, he gave the woman a hug.
WATCH: Incredible moment a stroller with a baby inside got blown by the wind towards the street. Luckily, a hero caught the stroller before it could run into the highway and hurt the baby. pic.twitter.com/KCvgE0QD0l
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That man, former truck driver Ron Nessman, told KCBS-TV he was sitting on a nearby bench when he saw the ordeal go down.
“I wouldn’t be able to live with myself if I did nothing,” Nessman told the outlet.
“I was just thankful I was at the right place at the right time,” he added while speaking with KTLA.
“Her knees were bleeding, she was traumatized from falling and from the baby going into traffic,” Nessman continued. “I can only imagine what was going on in her head. It was heart-wrenching.”
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The incident happened as the mother woman was unloading her car outside of the A1 Hand Car Wash in Hesperia, California, United States.
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