Serendipitous story:
A couple weeks ago a guy named Tony slipped and broke his hip at the river spot by our house.
He was laying there and was told that the ambulance team could not get him (probably due to the hike out)
We were alerted to all this going on and checked out the situation and offered our help, parking at our house, and access to our trails.
The med team showed up a while after and we were able to get him on a stretcher.
& then it was up to nostr:npub1f4q60j7fklm7sjzdz4ye42g5r3elnguuxajuch2kx8apulfkx0xqf2a37d nostr:npub1l9s88hrtdku7f5jkmx36l4ez93ct5zul6d4lypsg76jrck23clpqkgdy85 nostr:npub1r393zjxltl0rpsq92r7jnh4yjm96uzhepm6ecyk8ef2lep5rgc6sts8twm and I to lug him up the hill. No breaks.
We successfully got him to the ambulance. Tony is alright now and actually broke his femur in 2 spots.
So yesterday, I show up to urgent care looking and especially feeling like an absolute mess.
We weβre talking to the receptionists going through what tests I want and next thing I know Iβm summoned into a doctors office.
The medic from the rescue day is the doctor at the urgent care. Doctor Edgardo. He saw me come in a couple days ago and saw me looking even worse yesterday. So he pulled me in and started going through everything.
I got a full check up, extra bloodwork, a just in case xray, some ivs, and a set of antiobiotics ALL FOR FREE.
Thereβs a lesson in there.
Update. I feel good for the first time in a week. I wanted to surf this morning, but was heavily peer pressured not to π. Pv.
