Boy Scout's instincts help save life

He was very calm, it was more by instinct. This voice explorer is being called a hero after saving a girl's

life

on the beach in Encinitas and today he is being honored for his actions. Our tender support. Amanda Brandeis met the humble teen who says she was just trying. to do the right thing this is our Met badge sash and these are badges it was the first day of school Sean Golding won't soon forget it but it was more like wow you're famous now word's out about what he did this summer something he didn't think about a lot in that, I didn't do it because of that condition, no, I just did it to

help

someone else.

Golding was at his favorite beach and he went boogie boarding and I look back and see. a little girl crying this happens here at Moonlight Beach in Encinitas on a day when the water was much fuller. First responders say the girl was in a place where they couldn't see her. Goulding didn't know it at the time, but the girl was having an epileptic seizure, her Boy Scout training in first aid and

life

saving took effect immediately, so I picked her up and carried her to the shore and from there another lady approached , I consoled her and went to find the lifeguard and Encinitas.

It is definitely a concern of ours and it is silent, there are no signs of distress and it is unbelievable that the person is downstairs. Marine Safety Capt. Larry Giles says the girl was in immediate risk and is grateful Golding intervened, because for the 13-year-old girl it hasn't been the best part. It wasn't fame knowing that she was okay in the end that she managed to overcome this experience by

help

ing people. She seems to have it in her blood. I want to be a neurosurgeon when I arrive, but until then he will help me wherever he wants me to be. can in Encinitas Amanda Brandeis 10 News