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283 days ago

Bleeding Lung Issue

Matt from Henderson

To Neighbourly, just wondering why our Ambulance does NOT think someone with internal bleeding, is NOT an emergency. I rang them to come to our house and take to me to the hospital and check my chest
x-rayed to see what damage or is causing the internal bleeding.
Everywhere I go I have been smelling people's cigarette smoke, which is sick, and have got many cause of why my lungs aren't working properly..
They came over and I explained about my older brother's issues and the stress this is causing from our family today.
I am wondering why BLEEDING INTERNAL from the LUNGS is NOT an emergency today???? It is like time bomb that has gone off in your chest, but you are still alive, breathing and walking today.

Please reply for anyone who wants to comment about this.

Matt

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