I landed on the helipad of Seattle Children's last night for only the 2nd time, despite having transported 50+ children there. How is this possible? Unless the child is extremely critical, we're required to land over 1 mile away at an alternate pad-and finish by ambulance. 🧵 The reason? These entitled fucks in the Laurelhurst neighborhood. With their money and influence, they bullied the hospital and city into implementing this unnecessary and hazardous additional operation. "It's just a mile, what's the big deal?"

Oh, it matters.

Ok Fellas, I come to you with a request for boosts and shares. I'm not fundraising, I'm *recruiting* for Fellas who may be in the unique position to procure (nearly) free, life-saving aid to @BlueYellowUSA . What you see here in these 5 boxes, is valued at $3,500 in medical aid. Included in this shipment is wide variety of supplies; pediatric, gynecological, trauma and general consumables. I've also included some patches and stickers from my Life Flight base as an extra thank you. I'm hoping our watermelon themed base patches go to crews in Kherson. 🍉