Temuan : Fake it!

This morning THEY were told that there some ABORIGINS were injured deep in the woods while hunting for fish?!!? THEY, because some 4 of us are the so called ABORIGINES!!!I used to "save" people like this, but this is the first time i become VICTIMS!


Alamak...i can see my bones!!! Help!!!
Anyway we were lead to some bushes, small slopes, probably 200m away, lied down nicely...and scream for HELP!!! Initially i was told to be "fainted" as soon as the rescuers approche, but i decided went down "due to huge losses of blood" only after some 100m.


Probably "injured" some of these plants while i lie down :)
Pretty much a good and cooperative "victim" myself, as Dr. Jeya said. Still, as slim as i appear to be, it's not an easy task to lift me! Moreover the rescuers focus on my weight rather than my injury - - my "broken" arm were left swinging in the mid-air!

"So someone need to pick up his arm later, i guees." Dr. Jeya really give us a hard lesson! Many of the first aid procedure were really logic and rasional thing - - like we need to talk and assured the patient, tell them what/where we going to do/bring them to, name, contact person, etc.


Dr. Jeya on "real" assignment!
Perhaps we wish to do something more cheerful after this! Haha!

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