Dale laid the driver on the floor and checked for his pulse. Amanda hadinsisted that Dale learnt basic first aid training when they first met.The puls... was very weak, and Dale knew that he must get assistance assoon as possible. He went back to his car and found Amanda's handbag, andgot her mobile phone. Dale phoned the ambulance service, and in his bestAmanda voice asked for an ambulance to be dispatched immediately as thedriver was in a bad way, the ambulance service said they would be. Thinking that maybe someone had been thrown clear like I had I started moving through the bus comforting the few that were more awake that I would be back in a few minutes as I was needing my medical kit.The problem was once I was outside, I found no one. Other than the couple of trails in the snow that led to where I had been thrown then to what I guessed was a car parked on the highway, there were no tracks to be found.Circling the bus, I did find one of my athletic training boxes, which I. Hasn’t everyone?“What is it that you want, Christian?” I asked seriously.He shook his head gently. “I can’t tell you,” he replied in a condescending tone that made me feel about five years old. This I found too provoking to dismiss. The words tumbled out of my mouth before I’d had time to think them through.“Show me.”I had never seen my friend caught off guard before, but with those two little words I had actually managed to render him speechless. How far are you willing to take this? his eyes. I’d debated about what meal to eat and how best to handle things, and decided that a full meal at lunch was the best option because I could have PB&J sandwiches and fruit, which were always available in the cafeteria. I’d have tea and a small serving of fruit for breakfast, and a small salad at dinner. That all fit within Father’s prescription, and I had mixed nuts in my room if I needed them.I joined the gang to walk to breakfast after completing my prayers.“Once more unto the breach, dear.