Injured on a Cruise Ship (pt 2) #cruiseshiplife
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The creator discusses the difficulties of managing medical issues while employed on a cruise ship. They explain that while the ship's medical team can provide initial assistance, certain injuries require specialized care that necessitates being sent off the vessel. The creator describes a specific experience involving a long transit in a van that lasted six and a half hours. This journey was particularly difficult because the creator was dealing with a potential spinal injury and was unable to eat until late in the afternoon. Additionally, the medical transfer caused the creator to miss the required all aboard time for the ship. While the creator notes that their hand is not broken, they express frustration regarding the logistical challenges and physical discomfort associated with seeking medical treatment while working at sea.
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I'd be sitting in a van for 6 and 1 half hours with a potential spinal injury not able to eat until 400 p.m. and miss the All Aboard time
going to a doctor's appointment while working on a cruise ship currently I have some injuries
the medical team will send you off the ship to get some Specialized Care which sounds great in theory but here's what they didn't tell me
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