Can’t hold my tongue any longer…the comments under what should be a heartwarming post about people receiving bravery awards are just vile and unacceptable regarding my son. If anyone can see anything “inappropriate”in the photo in question it’s you that we should all worry about
Blairdardie is super proud of our brave P3 pupil.His quick thinking in an emergency earned him a nomination from the paramedic on scene. Here he is collecting his award from the First Minister at Bute house.@Brave@Heart
#responsiblecitizens#Positiveimpact#bravery
@postcard_man @ScotGovFM@NicolaSturgeon@HMCoastguard@Scotambservice@PoliceScotland The only thing inappropriate is this comment, she is holding his certificate (which he is incredibly proud of) and has his arm around his waist (a pretty standard pose for any photograph?) if you see anything beyond that then it is YOU I worry about.
Awards for acts of bravery and heroism across Scotland presented to 14 emergency response workers and two members of the public. https://t.co/fEblznf58L
First Minister @NicolaSturgeon has recognised 16 people with a Brave@Heart Award for acts of bravery and heroism.
This year, winners include staff from @HMCoastguard, @Scotambservice and @PoliceScotland as well as two members of the public.
https://t.co/udYaXZPXlL
Benji, 6, has been rewarded with a bravery certificate after calling 999 for mum Becky.
“I can’t even begin to describe how immensely proud I am - he's my superstar."
Benji visited our base in Maryhill, co-located with @fire_scot on Saturday
Read more: https://t.co/kzj08C4fOH
One day if I’m lucky enough to get pregnant I’m going to ban my friends who know before the official announcement from saying ‘Thank GOD the news is finally out’ or ‘FINALLY the secret is out’ and if they do it anyway, they won’t be an auntie or uncle, so there.