Community Sadness
Season 2 Episode 7 | 1mVideo has Closed Captions
Kids share how helpers, family, and community bring comfort during difficult moments.
Kids share honest stories about seeing emergencies in their community and the helpers who keep people safe. Through conversations about first responders, trusted adults, and family, they discover how support, kindness, and connection can help during difficult moments.
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I Feel is a local public television program presented by WKAR
Supported in part byMSU Federal Credit Union
Community Sadness
Season 2 Episode 7 | 1mVideo has Closed Captions
Kids share honest stories about seeing emergencies in their community and the helpers who keep people safe. Through conversations about first responders, trusted adults, and family, they discover how support, kindness, and connection can help during difficult moments.
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I saw the community helping out when there was a car crash.
But I didn't actually see the car crash.
Just like I saw what happened, and like, I saw, like, all the cars.
Whenever there's an emergency, you'll see first responders going to help.
I saw police officers, the ambulance, and the fire department coming to help.
When that happened, I just looked down so I wouldn't see it, and it would just help me.
Me and my parents will usually call my oldest brother and his fiancé because they definitely make me laugh.
A lot.
So that usually helps.
When something difficult happens, caring adults work hard to keep everyone safe.
Talking with someone you trust can help your heart feel lighter.
Communities come together to support one another during difficult moments.
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I Feel is a local public television program presented by WKAR
Supported in part byMSU Federal Credit Union