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I was at a baseball tournament for my little brother this weekend (future MLB player, I'm sure) and it was a pretty exciting game. Balls flying everywhere and kids swinging sticks while I sat watching, eating my chili cheese fries. 

Anyways, here's the situation that I went through: a mom of one of the kids was trying to get a good picture of her son as he went up to bat. She scaled the fence near first base and was about 4 feet up off the ground. Her son hit the ball, a dribbler near the pitcher, and ran to first. The pitcher barehanded it and shot it to first base but overthrew it. The ball went straight at the moms face and smacked the camera back. 

She fell back and her head smacked the concrete, like when a baseball bat makes good connection with the ball. I don't know why I did, but I knocked over my chili cheese friese (R.I.P.) and rushed over, along with one of the parents, who is a doctor. She was sprawled on the blacktop and her glasses were shattered, along with her camera, and there was a thick stream of blood coming from from around her left eye. 

He assessed her and said she had a concussion and it seemed some glass had gone into her eye. He made me control the source of the bleeding, a huge gash above her eye (shit was crazy, yo) as he got a pair of tweezers, disinfected them, and pulled out the glass he could see. When the paramedics finally came, they complimented (mostly to the doctor) the extraction of the glass, otherwise she might have lost the eye waiting to be treated at the hospital.
<bot>: Was at baseball game, mom got headshot'd with a baseball and got injured badly, helped a doctor treat the mom and felt like a bad-ass because everyone just stood there doing nothing