Ten out of ten for the Royal Flying Doctor Service
A rogue bull nearly killed a stockman at a North West Queensland station recently but thanks to the swift response of a local nurse and the Flying Doctor the man lived to tell the tale.
Justine Collins was on shift as a nurse in Dajarra Hospital when she received a call about an accident at Stradbroke station, an MDH property 30km west of Dajarra, around 25 minutes away.
She arrived quickly at the scene and stabilised the stockman until the RFDS fixed wing aircraft arrived.
Well done Justine and the RFDS. Donations can be made to the RFDS online.
Posted on May 3, 2022, in General, RFDS and tagged flying doctor. Bookmark the permalink. 4 Comments.
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RFDS mandates the jab for employees. Will not support or engage with organisations that coerce staff. Hoping their pilots don’t drop dead mid-flight.
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RFDS mandates the jab for employees. Will not support or engage with organisations that coerces staff. Hoping their pilots don’t drop dead mid-flight.
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Twenty-eight years ago the RFDS airlifted me from Hungerford, an isolated village on the Qld/NSW border, to the nearest hospital at Bourke, where I gave birth to my daughter by C-section. Now the RFDS is routinely injecting children 5 years and upwards with unsafe “vaccines” to children 5 years and upwards for a disease children do not get–“Covid-19”. The RFDS has lost my support for not questioning the mandates. Ten out of ten? Not from me.
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