The Rise of the Medical Emergency Pt. 7, May 22 - May 23
The Rise of the Medical Emergency Pt. 7, May 22 - May 23
Driving and dying in the new dystopia
Things not to do if vaccinated: walk, sit, stand, drink, drive, be young, be old.
1) Man dies after medical incident in Crown Centre, Stourbridge
Source: stourbridgenews.co.uk
May 22 — “A MAN has died after suffering a medical emergency in Stourbridge this morning […]”
‘“Ambulance staff immediately began administering advanced life support but sadly, despite their best efforts it became apparent nothing could be done to save the man and he was confirmed dead at the scene.”’
2) Ohio bartender uses CPR to revive customer during medical emergency
Source: wdrb.com
May 23 — Guy went to the bar and had a heart attack. Luckily the bartender was CPR certified.
The next 5 stories all involve driving.
3) Lexington police: wrong-way I-75 driver likely ‘suffering from medical emergency’
Source: weku.org
Now this is a very interesting article. We get a couple comments from AAA about wrong-way accidents.
May 23 — “A stretch of I-75 in Lexington was shut down Sunday night after an 84-year-old man caused a crash by driving the wrong way. That man [died] at the scene […]”
“Police say they believe Mollencop was suffering from a medical emergency.”
A public affairs manager for AAA commented for the article. She said wrong-way crashes are associated with 3 common characterisitcs:
‘“Those include driving without any passengers with you, driving drivers [sic] who are an older age, and impairment.”’
Well, anybody notice an increase in any of those three factors lately? Me neither. Why do I ask? Because she also said this:
“[She] said AAA has studied wrong-way crashes causing fatalities – and they’re happening more often.”
I see.
4) Medical emergency on A1065 Brandon Road, near RAF Lakenheath, sees man taken to hospital
Source: suffolknews.co.uk
May 22 — “A man was taken to hospital after a medical emergency involving a car driver in Lakenheath.”
“A spokesman said the incident involved the driver of a car.”
Sometimes there’s an infant involved in one of these stories. And sometimes the story gets even worse.
5) Baby Was Having Medical Emergency Before Deadly Crash on I-75: Attorneys
Source: nbcmiami.com
May 22 — So, there’s tragedy, and then there’s tragedy that turns into disaster. The article is written in the context of the lawsuit underway, so it’s hard to follow from quotes. Here’s what happened: A little 1-year-old baby had a medical emergency in the car, then his mother pulled over, then they were hit by a huge truck, and the little baby died in the accident. The lawsuit arises because the truck was so large it wasn’t supposed to be in the lane it was in, according to the family’s lawyer.
So that happened.
6) 81-Year-Old Driver Suffered 'Medical Emergency' Before Fatal West Deptford Crash: Police
Source: dailyvoice.com
May 22 — “[A driver] crashed into a utility pole [on] Saturday, May 20, police said.
[She] was taken to Inspira Medical Center Mullica Hill where she was pronounced dead, police said.
The Gloucester County Medical Examiner’s Office said that [she] died as a result of injuries suffered in the collision, police said.”
7) Hoquiam man dies after suffering medical emergency while traveling on State Route 8
Source: theolympian.com
May 22 — “A Hoquiam man was pronounced dead at the scene after suffering what police believe to have been a medical emergency while he was a passenger in a vehicle traveling east on State Route 8 in Thurston County on Sunday.”
The 33-year-old man “was a passenger in the car with two other people when he suffered a medical emergency at 6:42 p.m. Sunday. The driver pulled to the side of the road just west of Summit Lake and called 911.”
And that’s a wrap.
I’ve had enough.