rd79winters

Well I shouldn't take any credit for doing any lining! I'm a firefighter. I've helped but the paramedics but I've never done it.

As an emergency services worker in a large city who occasionally ends up seeing awful things like this, I'm curious as to why EMS would bring the patient to the hospital. In obvious cases like this we can pronounce the patient and immediately call the coroner. What good is it to bring a patient in this obvious state of decay/death to hospital?

Also thank you very much for what you guys do. It takes a special person.

Edit: I'm a dummy, I didn't read your full story and assumed, based on your description that the patient was obviously very dead. My apologies.

Thank you very much! You guys don't have the safest job either, so same to you! Be safe!