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> Strokes are well-established as a very time sensitive condition. That makes me afraid of living in the upper floors of any tall building. I can't stop thinki
by Qem 4y ago
> Strokes are well-established as a very time sensitive condition.
That makes me afraid of living in the upper floors of any tall building. I can't stop thinking the additional time it would take to rush me, or someone in my family, out, in case of medical emergency, may be the difference between a quick recovery, death, or perhaps becoming a vegetable afterwards.
- BuildTheRobots 4y agoI honestly wonder how much worse response times are for a high-rise building - assuming the lifts are working it wouldn't have expected it to make a major difference. Personally I'm more worried about living alone. If $thing happens (stroke or even stupid accident) then my cat is unlikely to ring 999 on my behalf, give my address or unlock the front door; all of which seem like more of a delay than an elevator.