Sarina Ambulance Station

My review is for the 2 lovely Ambulance officers who attended Timberlands, Hay Point on Wednesday 7th June 2023 to a call for my husband. He was experiencing chest pains. These two lovely ladies arrived very quickly and dealt with everything so calmly & efficiently. He was taken to MBH for further testing which was also a very streamlined & positive experience & with a very positive outcome. A huge thank you. firstly to the lovely Ambulance officers and to the wonderful staff at the MBH. So very grateful for your help!
J & T Stirling Hay Point Q

I would like to acknowledge the professionalism of a paramedic from Sarina Ambulance Centre, who I only met as Harry. He attended a roadside police pullover of myself on Sat 18/09/21 after I had mention to a family member that I was planning to end it all.
I am so grateful for his attention to detail and the clarity in the information he was giving me and the question he was asking me. I am now in the care of Veteran Aust Open Arms programme and at this point I feel good about life.
Please thank him for me.
Regards
Terry Cuff

The best ever, ambulance officers were at Sarina in July, 1984. My situation now will go to the international court, in Holland then, another degree, a big house, and back living in Darwin. (However, there is the possibility of me being a U.N. citizen in another country, which is incredible!-they even let ordinary people like myself, become U.N. citizens, all because Australia continued to do things to me all my life.) To the ambulance officers, it ended up in torture in South America. I'd like to go to the pub with the ambulance officers (if they are still alive), evidently it was the police officer on duty at St. Lawrence also! I love you. (I have also lots of educational quals now thesedays, just a C.V. would prove to anyone, that there is nothing wrong with me.) However, the torture in South America will go to an international court definitely.