Head over California's The San Bernardino Sun and read the account of Girl Scout Staff at Camp Azalea Trails, who put their first-aid training into practice this month. Counselors Kathleen Crocker and Victoria Carroll, assistant camp director Jennifer Thomsian and camp nurse Christina Abraham worked together to stabilize a 27-year-old man who had fallen into a diabetic coma two miles from the camp in the San Jacinto Mountains near Idyllwild. The man's father had carried him for hours after he began feeling ill, Carroll said. He finally left him about two miles from the camp and sought help. Kudos to all involved!Do you have stories of life saving Girl Scouts to share?