RHP

RHP User

M60

Royal Flying Doctor Service.

November 22 2014

First of all i would like to thank the Pilots,Doctors and the Nurses for their great effort in getting country people to emergency help that our small base hospitals cannot provide. These people do not just do this as a job but as a passion to help others. I am very gratefull for this service because if it were not for them my new born grand daughter would have had a very short life,but now she has a good chance for a future. Lets give our support to such an important service and a big thankyou to all those involved to keep them in the air.

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  • RHP

    RHP User

    11 years ago

    Nigel, firstly mate sorry to hear you required the service, glad it all worked out for you & yours. I thank you also for you efforts to push the barrow, that said mate & I certainly don't speek for my peers or the service but I for one will continue while people like you have the time, kind words and respect to do what you just did. Four days ago I was considering turning my back on a job that has challenged, exhausted & also thrilled & pleasured me. That short passage of text you have posted has just spurred me on to keep on keeping on. I thank you and those just like you. - Posted from rhpmobile

  • RHP

    RHP User

    11 years ago

    They do fantastic work! (Watching the Flying Doctors tv-series when I was a teenager was partly responsible for both me becoming a nurse and immigrating here.)

  • RHP

    RHP User

    11 years ago

    I can only concur. A bull messed me up pretty well at a rodeo about 4 hours drive from Mt Isa. They definitely saved me a lot of pain as it was only a thirty minute flight.

  • RHP

    RHP User

    11 years ago

    Having lived in many outback communities we would could not do with out them. Sad though they do not get more funding from the Federal Government. They supply an amazing service to this country.

  • RHP

    RHP User

    11 years ago

    I haven't had to use the RFDS but know people who have. They provide a invaluable service to many people. I choose to donate money to the RFDS through an option on my electricty bill. It isn't a lot of money, but every bit helps and if it helps to keep them flying I am happy to do so. They are the angels of the outback. - Posted from rhpmobile

  • luvsilver

    luvsilver

    11 years ago

    Quoting 'Funlover71' I can only concur. A bull messed me up pretty well at a rodeo about 4 hours drive from Mt Isa. They definitely saved me a lot of pain as it was only a thirty minute flight. When you posted that I could not help but think of the scene in the Top Secret movie where the two guys are dressed in a cow suit in the middle of a paddock and a real bull comes up and mounts him from behind. Mr Luvsilver

  • RHP

    RHP User

    11 years ago

    This is mike Sierra foxtrot..... - Posted from rhpmobile

  • RHP

    RHP User

    11 years ago

    I have never lived in the outback so I can't speak how it is there....I can only imagine and to have people who are tirelessness work to provide a service like this, I have to say you should be honored.

  • RHP

    RHP User

    11 years ago

    Well, I did try to kiss him, that's why my jaw was broken in to places. I guess he was a homophobe.