Hardest Thing I've Watched

[HoustonHunter]

God bless these men. I had tears the entire video.

https://www.facebook.com/sheckmo.news/videos/10155298598764516/

You don't need FB to watch.

[Sticks&Strings]

I saw that earlier and tears streamed down my face. From the sadness and scariness of it, to all those guys working hard to get them out, to the lady praying for them. Amazing they saved them. God bless

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[Livin'2hunt]

That's great work. Great work. I truly don't understand standing by and videoing it all. Screw the video.

[TxDispatcher]

That's great work. Great work. I truly don't understand standing by and videoing it all. Screw the video.

I had the same thought...but then thought that maybe the person videoing it doesn't have the capability physically to jump in and help, and seeing the video, I'm glad that I was able to witness humanity casting aside their own cares to jump in and save others.

[240m3srt]

Simply awesome.

[txtimetravler]

Hardest Thing I've Watched

'Get your but in the water'
That motivated the crowd watching and saved those kids.

[AntlerCollector]

Wow! God bless the heros in that video.

[drbonner]

So proud those fellows were able to save their lives and prevent a tragedy for that family. I pray that God will bless those first responders in ways beyond comprehension.

[Uncle Saggy]

Wow! God bless the heros in that video.

That's called being a human, not a hero.
What a great video

[Uncle Saggy]

God bless these men. I had tears the entire video.

https://www.facebook.com/sheckmo.news/videos/10155298598764516/

You don't need FB to watch.

Why was it hard to watch and why did you have tears?

[Pedernal]

Prayers up for the kiddos and their families.

Awesome job by the people that got them out!!

[mmoses]

That's great work. Great work. I truly don't understand standing by and videoing it all. Screw the video.

There are lots of people who can hold a camera but would be far more of a hinder then a help in that situation.

I doubt the person holding the camera would have been any help. Probably not a nurse, doctor, firefighter etc

Thank God they got them out.

[shunter14]

That's called being a human, not a hero.
What a great video

Bet you the parents of those children think all of those folks are heroes.

[HoustonHunter]

Why was it hard to watch and why did you have tears?

You serious Clark?

[be12hunt]

Why was it hard to watch and why did you have tears?

I'm not sure how you could watch that and not get emotional. I also have a young baby at the house so maybe I'm a little more sensitive to that right now.