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If he can drive and that’s not an emergency why wouldn’t take the train ? Less stress and more safe if he’s impaired. For an emergency I would suggest a profes
by aziaziazi 2y ago
If he can drive and that’s not an emergency why wouldn’t take the train ? Less stress and more safe if he’s impaired.
For an emergency I would suggest a professional-driven ambulance with flashing light, or an helicopter if it’s remote if your wallet or country medicare afford it.
- jayGlow 2y agoI think their point was a doctor being called in to work in an emergency not that the doctor is having an emergency.
- aziaziazi 2y agoOh thanks that makes sense! Those "flying doctors" already exists in Australia and one of them saved my life 13 years ago : landed on a single lane road on the middle of the desert to pick me and my friend in a thought condition after a car crash. We arrived in the hospital 2 hours later, instead of 12 hours car drive. IIRC it was a small propeller plane looking simple and not so new or fancy. Didn’t remember the flight :( they quickly nailed me to dream after landing.