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swinq:

oliviasimons:

baconat0r:

This is a ridiculously powerful picture.
reblog this twice, to make sure you really see it.

This is so frustrating

fuck man this makes me so angry and sad

swinq:

oliviasimons:

baconat0r:

This is a ridiculously powerful picture.

reblog this twice, to make sure you really see it.

This is so frustrating

fuck man this makes me so angry and sad

deadp0ol:

if this isnt on your blog something is wrong

deadp0ol:

if this isnt on your blog something is wrong

-nugget:


my-kala:

pr0ve:

how could you not reblog this.

Hardcore judging you if you don’t reblog this.

This is my favorite tattoo picture.

-nugget:

my-kala:

pr0ve:

how could you not reblog this.

Hardcore judging you if you don’t reblog this.

This is my favorite tattoo picture.

blueberrywhitetea:

marielleguzman:

storythatcontinues:


The man in the cowboy hat in this photo’s name is Carlos Arredondo. Carlos was at the Boston Marathon with his wife handing out American flags to runners. He lost a son to a sniper bullet in Iraq in 2004 and a second son to suicide a few years later - a depression triggered by the death of his brother. Carlos now spends a significant amount of his time on peace activism and working with vets coming home from war and was at the Marathon to hand out flags and inspire people. Carlos does not having any medical training but when the blast went off, he ran towards the danger, jumped two fences and found the now-famous man in the wheelchair on the ground, both his legs blown off, and suffering from severe shock and critical wounds. He got him into a wheelchair and pinched the man’s artery closed with two of his fingers (you can see him doing so in the photo). Because of Carlos, this man is alive today, having had surgery earlier today to remove both of his legs.This man is a hero and deserves recognition. This man who lost so much still threw himself into the frenzy of panic and saved another guy’s life. That’s Trill.

 wow that story is beautiful

im literally crying 

just to add. The man in the wheel chair was practically dead when he got to the hospital. when he came to, he was the one able to identify the bomber.

blueberrywhitetea:

marielleguzman:

storythatcontinues:

The man in the cowboy hat in this photo’s name is Carlos Arredondo. Carlos was at the Boston Marathon with his wife handing out American flags to runners. He lost a son to a sniper bullet in Iraq in 2004 and a second son to suicide a few years later - a depression triggered by the death of his brother. Carlos now spends a significant amount of his time on peace activism and working with vets coming home from war and was at the Marathon to hand out flags and inspire people. 

Carlos does not having any medical training but when the blast went off, he ran towards the danger, jumped two fences and found the now-famous man in the wheelchair on the ground, both his legs blown off, and suffering from severe shock and critical wounds. He got him into a wheelchair and pinched the man’s artery closed with two of his fingers (you can see him doing so in the photo). Because of Carlos, this man is alive today, having had surgery earlier today to remove both of his legs.

This man is a hero and deserves recognition. This man who lost so much still threw himself into the frenzy of panic and saved another guy’s life. That’s Trill.

 wow that story is beautiful

im literally crying 

just to add. The man in the wheel chair was practically dead when he got to the hospital. when he came to, he was the one able to identify the bomber.