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Title: It's a Sad Day for the Ambulance Vic Helicopter Rescue !!! Post by: Peter r on September 01, 2013, 04,42:53 AM This is a 1 in 1,000,000.
The Poor Rescuers Must be Devastated !!! http://www.theage.com.au/victoria/man-dies-during-bushland-rescue-mission-20130831-2sx8d.html Title: Re: It's a Sad Day for the Ambulance Vic Helicopter Rescue !!! Post by: Serge C on September 01, 2013, 05,44:33 AM Yeah, been thinking about that most of the day, especially after the last HCR! Title: Re: It's a Sad Day for the Ambulance Vic Helicopter Rescue !!! Post by: nathanstott on September 01, 2013, 07,04:58 AM This is a 1 in 1,000,000. It is not I in 1,000,000 when I broke my femur at Eildon as I was about to be winched into the chopper the paramedic realised I was in the stretcher the wrong way.The Poor Rescuers Must be Devastated !!! http://www.theage.com.au/victoria/man-dies-during-bushland-rescue-mission-20130831-2sx8d.html If I had have been lifted I would have fallen out, so I was taken out and put in the right way. The older stretchers had head and feet diagrams marked in them so the paramedics couldn't get it wrong, the newer ones do not. I was in one of the newer stretchers and luckily for me, and unluckily for the rest of you the paramedic realised the mistake and I am still above ground and breathing. Absolutely tragic accident, thoughst are with the Ambos, families and everyone affected buy this horrible accident Title: Re: It's a Sad Day for the Ambulance Vic Helicopter Rescue !!! Post by: Rodney on September 01, 2013, 08,58:20 AM Yep all true but his weight was 140ks maybe they under estimated. :(
Title: Re: It's a Sad Day for the Ambulance Vic Helicopter Rescue !!! Post by: Peter r on September 01, 2013, 10,09:40 AM This is a 1 in 1,000,000. It is not I in 1,000,000 when I broke my femur at Eildon as I was about to be winched into the chopper the paramedic realised I was in the stretcher the wrong way.The Poor Rescuers Must be Devastated !!! http://www.theage.com.au/victoria/man-dies-during-bushland-rescue-mission-20130831-2sx8d.html If I had have been lifted I would have fallen out, so I was taken out and put in the right way. The older stretchers had head and feet diagrams marked in them so the paramedics couldn't get it wrong, the newer ones do not. I was in one of the newer stretchers and luckily for me, and unluckily for the rest of you the paramedic realised the mistake and I am still above ground and breathing. Absolutely tragic accident, thoughst are with the Ambos, families and everyone affected buy this horrible accident |