Dan,
I can completely empathise with you on this score. I too had been
unaware of 108 and was making frantic calls, to relatives to move my
mother to hospital, as her condition was worsening.
If only I'd paid greater attention to the tail end of Joegoa's mails,
where he makes a mention of 108.
Another lesson learnt.
Regards,
Reena
He (no doubt rightly) points out that by calling 108 one could
avail of an ambulance facility---which has a doctor in attendance. I
was not aware of this; the 108 protocol is of quite recent vintage;
not everyone is well informed about it;
7: I have seen references about it but would have thought that
personnel staffing an ambulance would be paramedics rather than
doctors.
8: Perhaps if Doctor had given me this advice when I first phoned, in
my panic, it might have helped calm me down.
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