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3306 Abingdon Rd, Abingdon, MD 21009, USA
Abingdon, Maryland 21009
+1 410-638-3955

By the time they had arrived, I was completely passed out, at the bottom of the steps, on the second floor of the three story home where I was staying the night.

By the time I had FINALLY gotten to the hospital to be PROPERLY assessed, I was put on life support to be operated on so that my lungs could be opened up.

These ignorant people got to the house and stood around as if it was "no big deal" for about 10 minutes. One EMT was inside, asking one of the residents, with whom I stayed; questions (as protocol requires). Come to find out, he was asking the same questions many, many times. This clearly wasting a lot of time while I am steady NOT breathing.

He asked many questions and allowed me to explain the "overdose" situation, rather than judging me.

When they arrived, they had assumed that I was "just a typical overdose" (truth be told, I never did overdose. I had taken a stronger medication however, it was not an overdose. The amount I took was an amount that my body was used to. I am unsure as to why they thought I was overdosed.)

That same fat, blonde female who responded in her nasty little way, while bobbing her head as if to prove a point; said, "If you couldn't breathe, then you wouldn't be talking right now."

If it weren't for the doctor, I would have died. I honestly think that the ambulance and the crew that came out to "help" me, were partially responsible for my close brush with death.

The pulmonary doctor came to my room in the ICU, two days later to speak with me about what happened.

I did not know that I was an asthmatic until the day these fools came to pick me up via ambulance due to my not being able to breathe.

He then proceeded to tell me that I was quite the "miracle," as I was two minutes away from losing my life. TWO MINUTES!

Amazing staff and acted in their community. Thanks guys and gal

Also know as the 4rt

Anyhow, due to their thought that I was just "overdosing," I almost lost my young life.

By the time I was FINALLY on my way to the hospital, I had awoken in the ambulance, looked to the first person I saw, who was a rather large looking blonde woman standing in the corner doing absolutely NOTHING; and choked out these words, "I can't breathe!"

Hey, she might have been right however; I was trying to tell them what was wrong with me.

Allow me to explain why this company will NEVER receive money from me.

I feel as though I was lucky to have the Oxygen in the ambulance (that's about it) from the guy who took his sweet time to ask the person I stayed with, the same questions over and over again.

Does it feel good to judge a patient who actually had NOT overdosed but had had a SEVERE ASTHMA ATTACK, and you with your "expertise" couldn't figure that out?!?!

I have just received a rather large bill from this particular Fire Co.

I have to say, the person who miffed me off the most, was the fat, FAT, ogre-looking, blonde, who was obviously judging me by my being "just an overdose patient."

Not only did they take their jolly old time; when they picked me up to put me on the stretcher, they grabbed at my arms and legs and pretty much dropped me on. When I say grabbed, I am being rather nice, as whoever grabbed my arms left DEEP purple/blue bruises. (This happened over the summer, and no kidding, I have a slight yellow mark on my right arm which still remains from the person who had grabbed me by the arms and dug their fingers in.)

So NO, you are NOT to receive money from me.

In the meantime, I was outside receiving little to no assessment. Now at this point, I am completely suffocating because I am having a severe asthma attack. (Obviously, every second counts.)

I then blacked out again (all the while I am seeing myself from a birds-eye view).

The "EMT's" who rode that day should be ashamed of themselves. Because of their "fabulous expertise," I almost dies at a VERY young age.

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ALL reviews about Abingdon Fire Company

  • James
    Added 2016.10.05
    By the time they had arrived, I was completely passed out, at the bottom of the steps, on the second floor of the three story home where I was staying the night.
  • Kimberly
    Added 2016.10.01
    By the time I had FINALLY gotten to the hospital to be PROPERLY assessed, I was put on life support to be operated on so that my lungs could be opened up.
  • Adrian
    Added 2016.08.09
    These ignorant people got to the house and stood around as if it was "no big deal" for about 10 minutes. One EMT was inside, asking one of the residents, with whom I stayed; questions (as protocol requires). Come to find out, he was asking the same questions many, many times. This clearly wasting a lot of time while I am steady NOT breathing.
  • Gabrielle
    Added 2016.07.24
    He asked many questions and allowed me to explain the "overdose" situation, rather than judging me.
  • Andrew
    Added 2016.05.14
    When they arrived, they had assumed that I was "just a typical overdose" (truth be told, I never did overdose. I had taken a stronger medication however, it was not an overdose. The amount I took was an amount that my body was used to. I am unsure as to why they thought I was overdosed.)
  • Timothy
    Added 2016.03.23
    That same fat, blonde female who responded in her nasty little way, while bobbing her head as if to prove a point; said, "If you couldn't breathe, then you wouldn't be talking right now."
  • Kylie
    Added 2016.01.28
    If it weren't for the doctor, I would have died. I honestly think that the ambulance and the crew that came out to "help" me, were partially responsible for my close brush with death.
  • Samantha
    Added 2015.12.20
    The pulmonary doctor came to my room in the ICU, two days later to speak with me about what happened.
  • Melissa
    Added 2015.11.01
    I did not know that I was an asthmatic until the day these fools came to pick me up via ambulance due to my not being able to breathe.
  • Andrew
    Added 2015.09.03
    He then proceeded to tell me that I was quite the "miracle," as I was two minutes away from losing my life. TWO MINUTES!
  • Riley
    Added 2015.04.20
    Amazing staff and acted in their community. Thanks guys and gal
  • Sophia
    Added 2015.03.11
    Also know as the 4rt
  • Olivia
    Added 2015.02.13
    Anyhow, due to their thought that I was just "overdosing," I almost lost my young life.
  • Carter
    Added 2015.01.24
    By the time I was FINALLY on my way to the hospital, I had awoken in the ambulance, looked to the first person I saw, who was a rather large looking blonde woman standing in the corner doing absolutely NOTHING; and choked out these words, "I can't breathe!"
  • Erin
    Added 2014.12.20
    Hey, she might have been right however; I was trying to tell them what was wrong with me.
  • Zachary
    Added 2014.11.25
    Allow me to explain why this company will NEVER receive money from me.
  • Charles
    Added 2014.09.16
    I feel as though I was lucky to have the Oxygen in the ambulance (that's about it) from the guy who took his sweet time to ask the person I stayed with, the same questions over and over again.
  • Brian
    Added 2014.09.13
    Does it feel good to judge a patient who actually had NOT overdosed but had had a SEVERE ASTHMA ATTACK, and you with your "expertise" couldn't figure that out?!?!
  • Jeremiah
    Added 2014.08.27
    I have just received a rather large bill from this particular Fire Co.
  • Jaden
    Added 2014.04.05
    I have to say, the person who miffed me off the most, was the fat, FAT, ogre-looking, blonde, who was obviously judging me by my being "just an overdose patient."
  • Aaron
    Added 2014.03.12
    Not only did they take their jolly old time; when they picked me up to put me on the stretcher, they grabbed at my arms and legs and pretty much dropped me on. When I say grabbed, I am being rather nice, as whoever grabbed my arms left DEEP purple/blue bruises. (This happened over the summer, and no kidding, I have a slight yellow mark on my right arm which still remains from the person who had grabbed me by the arms and dug their fingers in.)
  • Mason
    Added 2014.01.01
    So NO, you are NOT to receive money from me.
  • Julia
    Added 2013.11.15
    In the meantime, I was outside receiving little to no assessment. Now at this point, I am completely suffocating because I am having a severe asthma attack. (Obviously, every second counts.)
  • Mary
    Added 2013.08.17
    I then blacked out again (all the while I am seeing myself from a birds-eye view).
  • Robert
    Added 2013.07.28
    The "EMT's" who rode that day should be ashamed of themselves. Because of their "fabulous expertise," I almost dies at a VERY young age.
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