The Brave Boys Who Saved A Man From Suicide Share Their Incredible Story | This Morning



Two teenage boys have been hailed heroes after they bravely risked their own lives to stop a man from killing himself. Freddie Corbett and Harley Hollingworth – who are 15 and 16 – jumped onto the tracks at Bolton-upon-Dearne station in South Yorkshire, despite a train being just 45 seconds away. And after managing to save the man’s life – they’re joining us in the studio to share their incredible story.

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31 thoughts on “The Brave Boys Who Saved A Man From Suicide Share Their Incredible Story | This Morning”

  1. Good on these brave heroes. Though, incredibly selfish of the man to do that. Possibly giving mental health problems to the boys who would've seen it, and the train driver who would've ran him over. If you're gonna go, do it alone.

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  2. These two boys are an inspiration to the present young generation. Even in the Bible Jesus speaking to the religious leaders said to them "I will ask you one thing :Is it lawful on the Sabbath to do good or to evil, to save a life or to destroy?" Now this not about the Sabbath but about the brave actions of these two boys. They done what was good & saved a life. One individual is still alive due to their selfless act. God bless you both. What an inspiration you are. 👍

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  3. How grown up cos he just hit the nail on the head, not just about him who trying to do it the train driver, passenger's and I bet it affected you too aswell god bless you, ya pair of angels. See if you got a broken leg or arm you can see that, but carnt see someone mind, you don't no what going through there mind. And I no ços grew up with through mum schizophrenia, and had to rip tablets out of hand while she trying to take overdose in front of me

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  4. The man may attempt suicide later down the line and get no attention but let’s hope not. I hope he gets the help he needs though. Suicide isn’t talked about enough. It’s insane how one can suffer so much that the only solution they can see is to take their life, which that in itself takes considerable strength too. These boys need a Pride of Britain Award and they need it NOW.❤

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  5. Wow, this is incredible and very inspiring. You both are amazing inside and out and honestly, incredible people. To put yourself at risk takes a lot of courage and I’m proud of you.

    I would do the same, no one should result to this and no one should fight alone. I feel like mental health should be talked about more. Mental health is just as important as physical health. We should all check up on people, no one knows what somebody is going through. Also, not everyone has someone to turn too. It is heart breaking and wrenching to hear stories where people put themselves at harm. Well done lads
    ! You done amazing!🙌🏼🙏🏼🌟💫✨❤️💚🧡💙💜💛💗😊

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