Dear social media, I could use your help. My dad was involved in a horrible motorcycle accident on Monday in Los Angeles. He's going to be OK, but he has a lot of broken bones and healing to do. The help I could use is in activating the social webs to find the saint who helped my dad at the scene. We all want to say thank you to him and honestly, give him a great big hug. On Monday (the 7th), my dad was riding to work at around 6am on 405 S. Just before the 10 (heading east), the fog was pretty thick and traffic came to a sudden halt. My dad had to hit his brakes, which sent him and the bike down with the bike flying forward. It was dark and my dad was laying in the lane with cars having to swerve at the last second to avoid him. He thought that surviving the crash was just the beginning of the end. But then a driver of a semi-truck passing by stopped in the adjacent lane to pick him up out of traffic. He also called 911. My dad didn't get his information, but we believe he saved his life. If you can help me share this story or if you know someone who told the story of saving someone on Monday, we would like to thank him. 🙏 Sending blessing to you and your family, Brian

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