In North Texas, on February 24, a Dallas woman named Ade Sheppard was discovered on the icy road, and the CEO of the company helped her out to cross the streets. Later it was found that she was her employee.
In 2022, the state is suffering from the various winter storms, which has also caused people to lose the electricity at home and others to get noticed in dangerous roadways.
Moreover, on Thursday, the woman was completing her work in her overnight shift, and at that time, the streets of North Texas became risky because of the ice all over. Sheppard was watching the news when she heard about the weather condition, so she decided to take Uber. She reached out to the application, but it was not working correctly, so Sheppard drove herself towards the place.
Along with this, Sheppard’s car started wobbling as well as ultimately spun out on Hillcrest Road in North Dallas and afterwards, she was stuck, and her vehicle was vertical to the road she was driving.
Sheppard mentioned, “I was terrified, I stayed there, and I just started praying for help.”
It was a complicated situation with the other of the cars spinning out around Sheppard’s as they shifted to ignore about hitting her car while driving in the past.
However, Shepard said, “It was dangerous because I was in the middle of the road. I was like, ‘Dear Lord, please send a helper. I need somebody to help me.”
The CEO of Cambridge Caregivers, as well as Manchester Care Homes and Adam Lampert. in 2014, he became an investor in Cambridge before becoming fully invested in the business.
Furthermore, Lampert mentioned the individuals who work for the organizations, “These are people who are hardworking and dedicated to what they do.”
Part of the job that was Lampert doing was making sure his staff could get to the homes they were working in.
