17 MAY

Hero is, who hero does.

Here is a great story: Tiger Woods writes an encouraging letter to a boy, bullied for stammering:
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/golf/tigerwoods/11601980/Tiger-Woods-writes-heartfelt-letter-to-boy-who-considered-suicide-due-to-stutter.html

While growing up, I often worried, how will I fare, if I was ever called to a court to depose? Later, I did go to court to give testimony as a medical doctor couple of times. Nothing very much happened. Many of us in TISA have done that: talked to a police man, gone to court, given high tension interviews, got interviewed on TV etc. Here is a guy who deposed in an American court, with stutter, and received a lot of support on twitter:
http://www.thedenverchannel.com/news/local-news/wave-of-support-for-theater-shooting-survivor-gage-hankins-who-bravely-testified-despite-stutter05132015

So, what does it all mean? You are a hero, if you act like a hero! I dont mean, jumping from tenth floor to grab a bottle of Mountain Dew, No. It just means- acting with courage! and consideration for others! Have a good day!

Post Author: Sachin

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2 thoughts on “Hero is, who hero does.”

    abhishek

    (May 17, 2015 - 1:29 pm)

    Very encouraging posts. My fear of talking to police was greatly relieved when I was fined by traffic police . I realized that the world didn't fall apart. It was just a passing incidence of life.

    Sachin

    (May 18, 2015 - 1:50 am)

    Very true. We give undue importance to so me events- and then punish ourselves and blame society.. And then a time comes when all this becomes an attitude, a habit…
    Good news – all this can be reversed.

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