Hayabusa Rider
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I imagine if they're on a plane, as was the case, when someone has a medical problem and another person is attempting to perform aid, being on the plane is justification for them to inset themselves into the situation. You have no idea what the situation may have looked at or why they questioned her. This is a one sided create a problem story. Same shit, different day. Those feelings...
If you had read what I said I can see a reasonable basis for the verification of authority to practice. That was done and that is not my issue. What is would be the questioning of the veracity without any justification (they could have none) a second time while medical care was being given. There was no place for that and Delta is lucky that no apparent harm occurred or else as a health pro myself I know they can have their asses sued off.
