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Something Was Telling Me, ‘You’ve Got to Help This Man Out’: TikTok Video Goes Viral Of Hero Saving Man’s Life

The Zoe Row Show posted, “Crying with you. You were his angel placed in that situation for a reason. Wow thank you for trusting that feeling.”

Another commenter responded to the how Instacart worker saved an old man’s life by saying, “THIS is why sometimes rules are meant to be broken. You saved someone’s life! You’re a hero!”

Royal Caribbean even responded to Jessica’s TikTok video with a reward, “You inspire us! Thank you for sharing [with] us. We have something for you.”

It’s because Jessica listened to that inner prompt to not leave that she saved the old man’s life. And many recognize her as a hero.

One commenter said, “Please don’t say that you are ‘just an instacart worker’ that makes it sound like your job isn’t important. You are important. And you are amazing.”

According to Jessica, she decided to message the daughter before closing out the order since you cannot message a customer after the order is closed.

“I was very concerned for her dad that he just looked sick,” Jessica explained.

Here is the message, as explained by Jessica: “It’s very unprofessional of me to say something. And I wasn’t going to. I never talk. I always just put the groceries down and leave. But this time, I–for whatever in my head–I was like, you gotta say something, you gotta say something, Jess. So I said, he’s not doing good. He’s sick. There’s a propane tank in there. I was in there maybe five feet and I got dizzy. And I said there’s gotta be a leak. And I was like he might not be doing good because of this leak.”

The next day, Jessica learned that what she did by breaking Instacart protocol and contacting the daughter saved both her dad’s and her younger son’s life. The woman had given Jessica Higgs a five-star review on January 31, 2022 that said, “Thank you so much, once my son went to check on my dad it turned out it definitely was leaking, you definitely saved my dad and my younger son’s life!!!”

When the daughter learned the extra act of service Jessica Higgs had done, she also changed her tip to $100.

Jessica ended her video by saying, “I’m just an instacart worker, but if you see something, say something, and I did and I’m so happy I did and I’m so happy that he can live a better life.”

Need that extra bit of courage to move when the Holy Spirit nudges you to be there for someone? Check out another story about a Fedex worker who felt a nudge, and turned around 20 stops later to return to a lady with a sick husband who she’d previously delivered a package to. God used her, and God can use you, too!

Jessica Sausto
Jessica Sausto
Jessica Sausto is a longtime writer and editor of Christian resources, news, and information.

Man Issues Summer Warning After Drinking 2 Bottles of Cold Water in the Sun

"Cold water is good, so how could it be bad? Well, yesterday I found out."

Dear Mama: This Summer, Be the One

"Be the one who drinks in long hot days, shrieking little people, and melting popsicles because you value the chaos in the moment."

Separated at Birth, Twins Who Reunited on Good Morning America Graduate as Valedictorians

Twin sisters Audrey and Gracie, separated at birth in China and adopted by different American families, reunited for the first time on "Good Morning America" in 2017. Now they're graduating high school.