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Chockswahay
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Cheers Graeme, I would much prefer the raw details of living in a place like Shetland as the medical-thing is one of my primary concerns, along with the weather and the isolation etc.
I've spent my entire life working in crap holes whereby I've had to rely on helicopters for movement and medical evacuation so I'm really taking this one seriously and your point is most valid.
Thanks for your post-up but, more importantly; a big thank you for your service as a heli-med guy. Brave chap
All the best,
Andrew
Ah, I was one of the fixed wing pilots although as it happens the NHS has two helicopters and two aeroplanes in Scotland. What I can tell you is that although off the mainland the emergency retrieval of patients can be faster because flying is quicker than road (!).
Actually the Shetland’s, Orkney’s and Outer Hebrides is a good place to be ill when you need an ambulance!
Cheers
Grahame