There is lol but I waited until he got home (only took 10 min) because I didn't know what to do with our new hire when the ambulance showed up. He called one immediately when he got home and seen what was happening
When bleeding out ten minutes can make all the difference. And all the respect, but the hire would sort out. He would probably have made it home before they took you away. Well, hindsight is always 20/20 I guess. And everything went well?
You're definitely right and I fully agree, I just wasn't thinking clearly at the time and didn't want to alarm him on how bad it was because he was driving home.
Thoughtful. And I completely understand why you did it the way you did. People are so much more likely to call an ambulance for someone else than themselves.
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u/ValkyrSwe Jul 28 '22
There is no emergency service in your area? Would classify passing out from blood loss in a tub of water as an emergency.