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Title: What a day
Post by: Darren Spreadbury on July 03, 2013, 06:19:14 pm
Last job of the day and I'm talking to my customer on the door step, then all of a sudden she stumbles backwards and falls and hits her head on the door frame (she's in her 80's) she's crying out her head hurts, when I saw blood and a big lump on her head I phone 999 and her son. Don't know about you lot but I am f** kin hopeless in situations like that head all over the place not knowing what to do. Anyways the amberlance came looked her over and she was fine didn't even have to take her to hospital. What a day.
Title: Re: What a day
Post by: andyM on July 03, 2013, 06:21:19 pm
Some of 'em will do anything to try and get out of paying........... ::)roll
Title: Re: What a day
Post by: Darren Spreadbury on July 03, 2013, 06:22:56 pm
Lol she payed first.
Title: Re: What a day
Post by: Dave Turley on July 03, 2013, 07:14:20 pm
One of my customers (an elderly) used to let me through her neighbours house.

This one time she was taking a while. When I looked through the frosted side door window I could see that she was on the floor. She wasn't getting up and she'd shut the front door other way in.

In a second I decided to kick the side entry door in (it took three attempt but was easier than I thought it would be. It was a solid wood door as well!).

She had fallen over and hit her head on the radiator.

I tried to comfort her while my brother phoned an ambulance.

They arrived in a few minutes and took her away shortly afterwards.

The other customer didn't say anything about me wrecking her door.

I enquired a few days later and she was still in hospital.

I asked again after about three weeks and she had died, I don't think it was directly from the head injury but it was still a shocker!

Another time me and my brother came across a woman who had just been run over by some kid at around 60mph (in a 30mph speed limit). He was still there next to his smashed up van which had ploughed through a wall.

She was a real mess. Broken bones everywhere. There were several other people around trying to make her comfortable. The police were there quickly and the ambulance came several minutes later, it seemed like ages!

She was conscious and said that her sister lived down the road, (one of our customers!) so my brother went to fetch her.

STRESS!!!