I was told by my doctor to call 911 after fainting in my kitchen on 4/22/20. I spoke to a wonderful lady that was on the phone with me until the paramedics arrived. They were safety covered completely, as was I. They were very short with me, asking me what I wanted?!?! They made me leave my apartment and stand in the rain. They did a BP check, 198/129 with a pulse of 112, while standing in the rain. I was asked again what I wanted. I asked to get out of the rain. They left. My doctor is horrified. I should have been given a EKG. No one should EVER have blood pressure taken like this. Ever. Several neighbors witnessed this behavior, they asked that I ask them for help rather than anything Lynnwood fire department
I work for a storage company and we had a Pearl Harbor Survivor's Memorial with flag, photos, medals etc. left behind. I took it to this fire station and had perfect timing as the gentleman who I handed it off too actually is part of the Verteran's outreach program! I am confident it's in the right hands to try to locate the survivor and/or a family member missing this precious piece of history!
I called 911 yesterday for my husband-the men who helped him not only made sure that he wasn’t left in the busy hospital hallway and got a room-they came back and checked up on how he was doing several hours later. My husband and I thank you both for your caring and appreciate you more than you know!!
Meeting room is clean, orderly, and staff was helpful when I had a question.
They put out fires, sometimes. But they mostly save cats from trees.
