YW had a story yesterday (HERE) where a young boy had his leg stuck in the lift-gate of a truck. Hatzolah arrived on the scene and called for the NYPD ESU units and FDNY Rescue personnel to respond to the scene. Bichasdei Hashem, the child�was taken to the hospital & released quickly after – without any serious injuries. The parents of the child have written the following letter to be publicized:�
Dear 911 & ???? Members,
Thanks to Hashem, our son is now� home & fine. We would like to express a tremendous thank you for the quick response of all the unbelievable yeshiva staff, Hatzalah & 911 members including paramedics, EMT�s, fire department � who with out their help & tools saving the foot would have been impossible. ESU, police, & everyone else who came to help get our sons foot out of the truck in a most careful way so to cause the least possible damage, while being calmed and distracted by a Hatzalah member to lessen & ease the pain trauma & fear involved. (To the person that wrote they come like flies ?”? they do! Imagine they wouldn�t!)
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Hashem should help you that no one shall ever need your help again, but when you�re needed, you�re there. We definitely recognize your hard work & devotion. May Hashem bless & repay all of you with long happy & healthy lives for you & your families.
We really appreciate it,
From the parents
& Son!
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interesting they are thanking the police and hatzolah togethor . and a article today about hatzolah and fd pd…….
Very nice of the family to thank Hatzolah and the NYPD. From my years in EMS I can say that we rarely got a thank you. Yes it is our job to do it but a simple thank you goes a long way. It helps us do our job that much better.
I was at the scene of the accident. Hatzoloh worked with all the various agencies hand in hand. This was a perfect example of proper teamwork.
We let the crews do their job, a terrific one at that, and once the child was freed Hatzoloh – who was first on scene- transported the patient.
-luckily MobileMedic doesn’t cover Boro Park 🙂
On a side note:
To those who whine about Hatzoloh “over reacting” and sending too many members on scene; have a good look at the picture and tell me how many other people are around in that yard?
With all due respect to the ESU and FDNY, I counted close to twenty uniformed non Hatzoloh personnel.
And what was that chopper all about?????
Imagine Hatzoloh dispatching a Chopper? What would our Yiddelech have to say??
CORRECTION
It was a Maimonides ambulance, but Hatzolah went along.
Thanks to all the members on the scene.
B-238 who comforted the child and did not let go B-67 ALS W-215 ALS B-75 B-46 B-228 RL-45 B-212 B-41
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Hatzoloh memebers are amazing people. They are from a different planet.
What a Beautiful ending to a very serious story. Ashrecha Yisroel.