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“Dear PoPville,
Earlier this week on Monday, June 13, I fell off my bike trying to go up a curb around Dupont Circle and fell. I didn’t have any serious injuries but I hit my mouth and the bleeding made me think my injuries were worse than they were (and note that I was wearing a helmet).
No one was around to see me fall but I flagged down a woman as she was walking out of a building between 21st/22nd st and N St. She helped me call 911 and stayed with me until the ambulance came,
and even locked up my bike for me, which my boyfriend safely retrieved yesterday.
I was a little rattled from the fall so I didn’t get to ask her name, but I’d love to get in contact with her and say thank you personally! If she’s anything like me she was probably running late to go somewhere and I appreciate her taking time to stay with me. Her brief conversation with me helped distract me from panicking.”
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