These stories won't keep you from crossing the line. But they may help you see it a lot clearer.
And maybe even avoid it.

I crossed the line when instead of stopping my car to nurse my baby, I traded driving with her father and took her out of her car seat and was feeding her. Her father had just shot up some heroin and he fell asleep (nodded out). The car drifted off the road while he was driving, and he over corrected at a speed of about 80 mph. The car rolled over back across the interstate, and my daughter and I were ejected from the car. I broke my femur. But the impact with the ground gave her a brain injury and her heart arrested, but an off-duty paramedic was behind us and stopped and resuscitated her and kept her alive until Life Flight came and got her.

She has now been diagnosed with cerebral palsy because of the accident. I am grateful she survived. But I will always know I crossed that line and put her in a situation that she ended up hurt, badly.