Somewhere along the line I got an anxiety/panic attack and fainted.
Someone caught me; someone helped me to cool down. One guy even gave me something to fan myself with.
But the best person on the train was a man from Currambine. He talked me through the whole situation and calmed me down. He stayed with me until he had to get off at his station.
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READ NOWArriving at Clarkson, another woman offered to drive me home.
I was completely surprised by the generosity and kindness of the people on the train.
I just want to say thank you to all of you who helped me. I never thought that there were so many good people on the trains.
Who knows what would have happened if no one had helped me.
Thank you.