Why would a firebrigrade carry a person in this instance

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The person obviously wasn’t fully unconscious as they remember the fire officer a bit. No pyscially injuries and no disabilities

Stop drip reading this already shit story.

DH was ‘flat carried’ fully conscious out of our 3rd floor flat by the fire brigade (down a spiral fire exit 😱) because his blood pressure was so low the paramedics didn’t want him to be upright. The lift isn’t big enough for a horizontal stretcher so down the staircase they went.

If they only remember the fire officer a bit, then they were almost certainly pretty out of it, and unlikely to have been in a fit state to walk anywhere.

In WHAT Instance??
I went to see if I was on page 3 of this thread. It feels like I’ve missed all of the relevant information.
It’s always ok for the OP to-they know what they are on about!!

Carry them like what?

Bloody hell OP - a bit of context wouldn't go amiss.

Yeah I feel like we're playing some sort of weird Christmas board game, where we have to guess what the OP's going on about.

Jesus. The suspense is killing us.
Does this makes you feel important? Having lots of people ask you things?

Presumably because the situation made it necessary in some way. Firefighters tend not to go grabbing people and carrying them about for no reason.

Wait ....is the OP a cat and annoyed she was "rescued" from a tree?
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If you don't know why they carried you and you were there, how would you expect anyone else to know if you don't give them any details?!

This.

Well it was obviously an emergency situation if the fire brigade were there. So I wiuld suggest they were taking the casualty to a safe location

Even though I’m 100% sure this is a wind up I can tell you why.
because they didn’t trust the person to walk safely and if they hurt themselves more walking than it would be an insurance thing.
happened to me, was weird as fuck being carried down stairs in a gurney when I definitely could have walked them down; but I probably would have cracked my head open.

To get to the other side.

They are called ‘Fire and Rescue’ for a reason.

In what instance? You forgot to say.

Jesus. The suspense is killing us.
Does this makes you feel important? Having lots of people ask you things?

If they weren’t ’fully unconscious’ then they weren’t fully conscious. Semi-conscious people tend to not be able to walk very well.

Hello I work for the fire service. Sometimes during medical incidents the ambulance service will call us to help us extricate a patient - sometimes it's because they're considered bariatric, sometimes it's just because the area we're trying to move them through is tricky, narrow or dangerous. Fire fighters tend to be better equipped to carry people than paramedics!

They are woke snowflakes

So how would you expect them to move a person who was not fully conscious if not by carrying them? You haven't provided enough information as to location to assess whether there would be other options to move the partially conscious person to another area suitable for treatment.

Is this one of those philosophical existential questions asked of highly intelligent people at those corporate shag fest's?

Presumably because the person wasn't conscious.

Well that was a disappointing scroll.