1. Paramedics ‘talked’ Stacey Yean out of going to hospital. The next morning, she was dead.
The shattered family of a woman who died after being given the all clear by paramedics searches for answers. #7News https://t.co/NLA7X0T92v
— 7 News Melbourne (@7NewsMelbourne) March 1, 2017
An inquest into the death of 23-year-old Stacey Yean has heard that paramedics talked her out of going to the hospital.
Stacey died in January 2016 after a severe bout of vomiting. Her family and friends were so concerned, they called for an ambulance twice, 7 News reports.
During the first call, Stacey’s mother, Adrienne Yean, was told her daughter was most likely suffering from a bug and the ambulance would not attend. When Stacey’s family called a second time, it’s been claimed paramedics examined her but said she would have to “ride out” a 24-48 hour bug.
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Meanwhile, on 23 January,
'NSW Premier Mike Baird has announced his retirement from politics to spend time with his family and help his parents and sister through "serious health challenges".
http://www.abc.net.au/news/...
Then,
'Just five weeks after tearfully resigning as New South Wales premier, Mike Baird has snared a lucrative job in the banking sector.'
http://www.news.com.au/fina...
Remind me, again, why THE PEOPLE are so cynical?
And if there isn't a Royal Commission into the banking industry, will the main stream media be asking questions or is this just another wild conspiracy theory?
People BEFORE systems. PEOPLE before systems.
Perhaps the banking job has less hours and is less stressful than being Premier and allows him more time with family?
And since when is working for a bank, a CRIME?!???
Your post makes no sense at all, whatsoever.