As a society, are we getting more suspicious/ less tolerant of others

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  • Bluebell21
    Bluebell21 Community Member Posts: 4,870 Championing

    Hi @WelshBlue you like to think that people cannot sink any lower and then they do.

    I am so sorry your daughter has been reported to her ambulance trust by a bus driver with no patience or empathy.

    What kind of person would think bus times are more important than saving a life.

    I would think she was reported not because she used a 'hurty' word but because she did not back down and move her vehicle even though she was not in a position to do so.

    Surely her ambulance trust will see this for what it is and be understanding of the stress she was under.

    Take care.

  • Rachel_Scope
    Rachel_Scope Posts: 4,221 Online Community Team

    That's awful @WelshBlue. Some people just can't see past their own nose. I hope the trust sees sense and she isn't disciplined.

  • WelshBlue
    WelshBlue Community Member Posts: 1,423 Championing
    edited May 21

    @Bluebell21 and @Rachel_Scope … seems like it's a First World Problem to complain about things when it's not really impacting you half as much as someone else. But I do despair how selfish the world is becoming

    TBH she's just glad she brought the patient back

    Last time she was disciplined it was because a policeman reported her. She took exception to how rough he was handling her patient … so he complained he felt distressed at her attitude towards him. Bearing in mind she's 5 foot, 8 stone and he was six foot six with a handgun and taser 😁

    Resulted in her manager telling her to sit there looking contrite whilst he wagged his finger and told her about his holiday 🤣

  • Rachel_Scope
    Rachel_Scope Posts: 4,221 Online Community Team

    Haha good on her manager! Sounds like she's good at sticking up for her patients 😊