Chevron

7/30/30 at 1pm, I was driving with my 3yr old daughter after a long walk in the sun, and I recognized signs of a heat stroke setting in. I was dizzy, felt sick and had a heavily beating heart, and was very anxious that I could not make it much longer. Thank God, I was able to pull out of traffic and park at Chevron. It was an extremely hot day, and the attendant immediately stepped in to help me as I was at a loss, needing a savior. He led me to the small shelter (without a fan for those workers) and gave me water and a soda, for I am hypoglycemic and was having a shock and was holding my crying daughter. He got me food from my car, an ice cream for her, and waved me with a board to cool me down as I hyperventilated, waiting for my family to come pick me up. He eventually called the fire department to check my vitals as I struggled to stay present. He was nothing less than an angel stepping in like that, and I no doubt would have collapsed in the sun in shock, crying with my daughter, had he not helped us. Thank you, sir, you saved us.