"Please get in touch": First responder wanted from Stuttgart Central Station via social media
Created: 08/08/2022, 18:07
By: Nadja Pohr
To thank the first aider from Stuttgart main station, a user starts a call via Jodel.
© Photomontage BW24/IMAGO/Arnulf Hettrich/Screenshot Jodel
An unknown woman provided first aid at Stuttgart Central Station and is now being searched for on the Jodel platform.
The user would like to say thank you for the effort and hopes for the support of the community.
According to a report, almost 78 million people in Germany are on social media.
The chance of finding someone online is therefore not small - after all, everyone can network with everyone else through Facebook, Instagram and Co.
A user of the Jodel platform also hopes to find someone specific and starts a call in the state capital of Stuttgart, reports
BW24
.
"Please get in touch": First aider wanted from Stuttgart Central Station on Jodel
On the Jodel platform, users anonymously share their stories, discoveries or often funny experiences.
A user now uses Jodel to thank an unknown person for their help.
"Thanks!
To the dear woman who gave first aid to my mom today on platform 8 at Stuttgart main station until the ambulance arrived," writes the user.
"Please get in touch."
On Jodel, the first aider from Stuttgart Central Station is being sought.
© Screenshot Jodel
According to the yodeller, the mother suffered a stroke at Stuttgart Central Station and hopes to be able to find the helper this way.
Because unfortunately she didn't leave any contact details.
"My mom didn't really see her because she was almost blind on half of her face," says the user.
Nevertheless, she tried to describe the woman.
She is said to have been young and between 20 and 30 years old.
In addition, the woman had many tattoos on her arm.
First responder use smartwatch to measure heart rate
Another important detail in the description of the incident on Jodel is that the first responder cleverly used her smartwatch to take the mother's pulse.
"Simply great," the yodel thinks of this idea.
So far, no one has responded to the call that was made on the platform three days ago.
However, some other users hope that this will still happen and wish mom a speedy recovery.
"I was in the RTW team on this mission, hope you find her," comments one user, for example.
Perhaps someone in the Stuttgart community knows the helper they are looking for.
