#Bike Ambulance

[telugutimesusa]

Another milestone in medical history

The late Chief Minister YS Rajasekhar Reddy, who made 108 and 104 services available even to the remote villages, was the life-giver of the poor. YS got the credit of making ambulances come and wait wherever an accident happened, whenever someone got sick.As his son, Chief Minister YS Jaganmohan Reddy intensified the services of 108 and 104. Bike ambulances are being made available to go to the remote hilly areas where even 108 ambulances and feeder ambulances cannot go...

[majormisunderstanding]

A 1939 Ford V8 as part of the Civil Ambulance, staffed by the South Australia Police.

South Australia Police Historical Society.

[olberic]

on my walk around the block today i saw a guy unconscious on the ground (picked up from context clues that he was biking and hit a garbage can and hit the ground with no helmet) and there were two other guys there already calling an ambulance but when i tell you the sheer dread i felt when i thought it was straight up a dead body. like when i looked i could see he was breathing but so fucking scary. one of the other guys went to go move him and i had to be like man he’s unconscious on the ground due to a collision you should not move him in case he has a head or spine injury. how was that not common sense. anyways the guy woke up and i saw the ambulance come for him but still. so scary

[honorthysalad]

I hope from now on Tanaka has the most slapstick shit with his glasses. Some real Velma type shit.

[callmeanxietygirl]

[avayarising]

Bruce must genuinely be more concussed than he thinks though if he thinks Jason is a hallucination but still can’t stop himself from interacting with him and sobbing over him. (Emotional lability is a common symptom of concussions.)

He’s genuinely, seriously vulnerable and it’s freaking Jason out. He’s rambling and crying and Jason has already had to redirect him twice to stop the identities falling out in front of the paramedics. Bad enough that Jason (broken ankle, dammit, this wasn’t supposed to happen) tried to stand up out of the paramedic’s grasp when he realised just who it was they were pulling out of the back of the car and onto a stretcher, face pale and lax and bloody. Bad enough that he forgot himself enough to say “Dad?” – quietly, but loud enough for the paramedic to hear. Bad enough that when the paramedic asked “That your dad, son?” he was still too much in shock to do anything other than nod. (Bruce wasn’t supposed to be hurt. Bruce didn’t get injured, not like this. He was all-powerful, larger than life, a superhero. He couldn’t be taken out by some stupid car crash. When Jason didn’t even know he was there.)

Bruce was blinking and hazy-eyed when they brought Jason, splinted ankle and all, in to the ambulance and settled him next to the stretcher. Just play the part, Jason told himself. He probably won’t recognise you anyway.

“Jason…”

So much for that idea.

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Bruce has a brief memory of a truck coming out fast from a side road and a motorcycle swerving to avoid it, directly towards them. He remembers thinking I can’t do anything about this. Then a memory of a skid, the world outside the window blurring, and then the sky, framed with an edge moving past him with people jabbering at each other around him. He thinks for a moment and parses that one as him being pulled out of the side of the car by… some people.

Now he’s… in a vehicle. An ambulance.

He should get up, get back to work. The Mission… no, he’s Bruce Wayne right now, isn’t he?

Someone is being wheeled in and strapped next to him. It’s his dead son.

He knows it isn’t, really. But he can’t help himself. He smiles, tears in his eyes. Jason. His son. As he could have been. If he’d grown up. If Bruce had been able to save him. Bruce hadn’t saved him. If he’d only been quicker, had stopped the shipment sooner. His Robin –

“Hey, hey, stop. Bruce.”

Bruce, yes, he’s Bruce Wayne, he’s not –

“Hey! It’s OK, I’m here, you’re – you’re going to be OK.”

And Bruce knows it’s a hallucination, but it’s his son, and he can’t help but smile through his tears.

Prompt:

Brucie Wayne gets into a mild accident in public (read-got hit by a car). And Batman would just walk it off (“it’s barely a bruise”), but Brucie obviously… can’t.

So he has to suffer the ordeal of having civilians call paramedics, getting fussed over, and having-

Having his dead son get into the back of the ambulance with him.

Oh- oh no. He must have hit his head worse than he thought. He thought he was past this…

[saepiae]

the fact that one of the arguments against bike lanes is that they negatively impact emergency response times is actually so stupid cause even if they did impact them (which in toronto they do not) its not like these anti bike lane crusaders actually care about them anyway cause then they’d be advocating for more healthcare funding as we have a severe ambulance shortage and gazillion hour ER wait times. and they’re not.

[marciliedonato]

Someone needs to do an Akira style poster for the demo lovers like hear me out.

[motorcycletowingselangor]

Yamaha Bikers Malaysia

Motorbike Rescue during emergencies within Klang Valley , Selangor and Johor Bahru , Call, 014-2458878 / 017-4387101 @motoaidmalaysia

No matter what you ride, we will come rescue you.

[fingertipsmp3]

I did have a productive day tbh. I did all my work shit, I made two appointments and I went for a run for the first time in 5 days :)

[townpostin]

Ambulance and Bike Collision Near Chakradharpur Petrol Pump, 1 Dead

Collision results in fatal injuries; NH 75 blocked by locals. Biker succumbs to injuries after collision with ambulance. CHAKRADHARPUR – A severe collision between an ambulance and a bike occurred on Tuesday morning near the Chakradharpur Potka petrol pump. The biker was critically injured in the accident. The front part of the ambulance was also damaged in the incident. Labor leader Sikandar…

[ihopethisendswell]

THESE KIDS I SWEAR-

[theirloveisgross]

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[dailystrugglesofadeletedblog]

i feel like we could reduce traffic if we built a lot of walkalators along the big distances or leading up to and from train stations, and had accessible scooters for the rest of the way for shorter distances. but obviously we should invest in more comfortable trains.

[sonicenvy]

big FML my primary computer that i use for work stuff decided to just stop working correctly tonight. literally losing my fucking mind. ahhhhhhhhhh whyyyyyy

my macbook pro turns on, plays the boot chime and just stays with a white screen, but, I plugged it into a TV and discovered that it did in fact boot to the system, but the computer is failing to display anything on the display. the system does recognize the display, but I can't run the system hardware diagnostics as they only work in the built in display, which only shows the mac white screen of death. i reset the pVRAM and the SMC chip, and I jostled the display cable and unplugged it and replugged it in.

anyways, in the infinite wisdom of 1:30 am i just bought another copy of the computer for 160 dollars on ebay that has an inferior hard drive and ram, which I am planning on just migrating my hard drive and ram to and just keeping the ones from inside that computer for something else. not a fan of how this turned out

[thehmn]

A lot of Danes I’ve talked to express guilt at “taking advantage” of our universal healthcare and I sometimes wonder if it’s based on the knowledge that it’s not a universal right everywhere? Because these people are never “taking advantage” of it. They feel sick so they go see a doctor who then tell them there’s nothing wrong and they can relax. Stress less.

I have to see the doctor every month due to other illness which I don’t feel the least bit bad about but I fell victim to this feeling too once. At one point I started feeling pain in my chest, arm and neck and got really worried I was experiencing a hart attack or blood clot. At the same time I worried I was overreacting but my housemate convinced me to call Lægevagten, which isn’t the alarm center but more like a group of on-call doctors you can call if you have questions or worries. I told her about my symptoms and suddenly she said “Are you calling from this address?” having clearly looked it up on some sort of location gps system from my phone. I confirmed and she just said “Okay, I’m sending an ambulance” and within minutes two paramedics were at my door. They decided to take me to the nearest hospital where I spent the night going through all sorts of tests, from blood work, having radiation pumped into my lungs for a CT scan and several other X-ray images.

Nothing. They found nothing.

I felt so SO bad but before I even said anything they assured me “This is good. We’d rather people come here and nothing is wrong than people not come here when something is wrong and they end up dying. Now you don’t have to stress about this”

A few days later I realized the pain came from a sliiightly dislocated rib that randomly popped back into place while I was riding my bike.

I felt so silly but my friends reminded me that I didn’t make a huge fuss about it at the time. I just told the doctor my symptoms and she set the whole thing in motion. Like the doctors said, this is what universal healthcare is for. People need to feel like they can call for help even at the slightest sign of illness so it can be caught early. This is how you keep a population healthy.

But yeah, it’s such a silly feeling. We pay taxes to have universal healthcare so there’s no reason to feel guilty about using it. We just can’t help ourselves I suppose. (Let’s not even get into the fact my doctor diagnosed me with early diabetes “just to be on the safe side” that seemed to vanish almost immediately but it still means I get free yearly vaccinations and I have very mixed feelings about it)