stevoid
Member
This is important! Please read through the entire thing. NEWSCHOOLERS;
RCR does not care about your safety and well being. They care only about
financial and legal security. Their removal of manmade jumps was not an attempt
at taking the “moral high ground”; this is something that does not exist to
them. They proved this on January 2nd of this year at Lake Louise in
Banff National park. I will not use names in this for the sake of the person
involved and his family, but those of you who know him will certainly recognize
who it is.
After a day of skiing, this person, a 23 year old man with
only one course to complete for his university degree, had a heart attack in
the Lake Louise day lodge washrooms. He was found
shortly, unconscious. CPR was performed on him for 30 minutes before the
ambulance arrived. When EMS arrived, it was decided that
he needed to be airlifted by STARS rescue helicopter. He is now in a coma in
the intensive care unit.
Now there are two problems with the story above. Why was a
normal ambulance called in the first place? Why wasn’t STARS called
immediately? Second, and the major point of this post, is this; after even just
5 minutes of CPR, why was he not defibrillated? Simple; because it is not
mandatory, Lake Louise does not have a defibrillator.
That’s right; a young man is now in a coma that he will be
lucky to live through because RCR was too damn cheap to buy a simple,
inexpensive piece of equipment that even YMCA swimming pools have. If he lives,
he may be a vegetable; he will almost certainly have some brain damage, and at
a minimum will likely have to learn everything he has learned over again. How
to move, talk, eat, walk….. Ski.
RCR, thank you for taking your moral high ground and
shitting all over it just to show us what your deal really is. We appreciate
the knowledge that you really are the scum you appear to be.
Please pray for the family and their son. They’re going to
need it.
RCR does not care about your safety and well being. They care only about
financial and legal security. Their removal of manmade jumps was not an attempt
at taking the “moral high ground”; this is something that does not exist to
them. They proved this on January 2nd of this year at Lake Louise in
Banff National park. I will not use names in this for the sake of the person
involved and his family, but those of you who know him will certainly recognize
who it is.
After a day of skiing, this person, a 23 year old man with
only one course to complete for his university degree, had a heart attack in
the Lake Louise day lodge washrooms. He was found
shortly, unconscious. CPR was performed on him for 30 minutes before the
ambulance arrived. When EMS arrived, it was decided that
he needed to be airlifted by STARS rescue helicopter. He is now in a coma in
the intensive care unit.
Now there are two problems with the story above. Why was a
normal ambulance called in the first place? Why wasn’t STARS called
immediately? Second, and the major point of this post, is this; after even just
5 minutes of CPR, why was he not defibrillated? Simple; because it is not
mandatory, Lake Louise does not have a defibrillator.
That’s right; a young man is now in a coma that he will be
lucky to live through because RCR was too damn cheap to buy a simple,
inexpensive piece of equipment that even YMCA swimming pools have. If he lives,
he may be a vegetable; he will almost certainly have some brain damage, and at
a minimum will likely have to learn everything he has learned over again. How
to move, talk, eat, walk….. Ski.
RCR, thank you for taking your moral high ground and
shitting all over it just to show us what your deal really is. We appreciate
the knowledge that you really are the scum you appear to be.
Please pray for the family and their son. They’re going to
need it.
