Be driven away in an ambulance

It means illness, accident, death…?
These things happen on their own, and usually it’s not something one would wish.
Yes – it’s “dramatic”, it’s “exciting”...
it’s expensive, and it’s usually because something awful has happened.
Pick a positive goal.
My two cents.

well lets see…

I had chronic back pain, found out to be that a tendent wrapped around one of my vertebre and it was trying to brake my back, was paralyized for like 20 minutes… that was not a fun ride.

i had surgery on my kidney, they sent me home an hour later, woke up the next morning screaming like an infant that was just born… got rushed to boston hospital which was 20 miles away in an ambluence… no sirens or lights
=( there should have been tho,, i was in a lot of pain. got lots of morphine. other than that it sucked

It was fun. They gave me gas or something like that, the ambulance guy was cute, and the sirens were on.
I don’t reccomend purposely trying to ride in one though.

I don’t recommend anyone actually go out and try to accomplish this as just something to do.

I’m putting it down as “worth doing” because when your bone is sticking out of your leg, you don’t really want to try and hop on your good foot to the hospital.

I mean, assuming I’d regained consciousness by the side of the road at some point.

I was hit by a car in kindergarten. No serious injuries, thankfully.

Several years ago my wife and I went to a bunch of open houses on a Sunday afternoon. I don’t know if it was the prospect of wanting a house when I knew our finances were too screwed up to buy one, or whether it was some bad eggs and green peppers I had for breakfast. But I do know I went vasovagal in the grocery store, and couldn’t stand up. So the ambo came and I went to the ER for some IV fluids and embarrassment.

So the student EMS took me away in an ambulance. I don’t think they had the siren on though! I just felt dorky, actually, and self conscious riding in it – although I was massively dizzy.

My baby nearly died after my partner accidentally dropped him down the stairs. The journey in the ambulance, seeing him with a completely deformed head, unconscious and barely able to breathe, will stay with me for the rest of my life.

What got me in the back of the ambulance…NOT WORTH IT! A little personal to describe, but I passed out standing up and hit my head on a metal heater. Everyone paniced (since I’m never sick) and I woke up when paramedics arrived!

I’ve done it twice, in fact. I can’t say that it was fun either time, but it was necessary and helpful.