“could she have been airlifted from the first hospital immediately to a us hospital close to the border?
would than have made a difference?”
Hard to know. But I read that the time to chopper her to the 2nd hospital would have been about 15 mins. To get to a hospital in the US may have taken even longer. Part of the problem seems to be that they wasted time trying to evaluate her at the first hospital when they didn’t have the equipment needed to do so. That time alone, before they even made the decision to send her off, may have sealed her fate.
can’t believe with all the skiing accidents that happen, there wouldn’t have been a CT scanner within 90 miles, but with govt. healthcare, what incentive is there?