Customer Forwards Testimonial Letter to Emergency Evacuation Devices.com
Sep 5, 2019
Emergency Evacuation Devices offers products to assist healthcare providers, hospitals, schools, and EMS and fire rescue professionals in moving people quickly and safely in the event of an emergency.
Bethpage NY, USA - September 5, 2019 / / —
Emergency Evacuation Devices.com is pleased to share the contents of a letter received from one of their customers, who are invested in sharing her experience with a devastating event and how the use of emergency evacuation devices might have resulted in a far different outcome.
The customer writes, "On December 1, 2018, my family and I suffered a devastating fire at our home. Our home was completely destroyed; nothing was saved; We lost three beloved pets, all our possessions and memories but most importantly, our beloved Jeremy. Jeremy was our special needs, young man. He was confined to a bed/wheelchair and struggled with blindness, IDD and severe cerebral palsy. I, as his mother, did all I could to get him out, there was no time to get him into his wheelchair. I was able to manage to get his bed to the front door before I was ripped out of my home by a first responder."
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"Four firefighters entered the home; three were injured; they were unable to remove him, and he perished. As you can imagine, my family and I are completely devastated and will always and forever be lost without him."
"Recently I was introduced to your product by stumbling upon it on FaceBook" she continued. "I was unaware of this product. It is not carried in any medical supply store that I am aware of in my area and or state. If so I would have purchased said product in a heartbeat. I believed I had the best-laid plan for my son's escape in an emergency. I was wrong, very wrong.
"Since my son's passing, I have been slowly purchasing and donating this product to others that I am aware have special needs and may not have the ability to evacuate. I am unsure of how to bring this product to my area, or to have a mandate in place for retirement homes, group homes, centers for those with special and needs, and hospitals. But I truly believe it should be. I would never want to think another has to go through my heartbreak. If there is something that I can do within my power to make this occur, please reach out to me."
Contact Info:
Name: Emergency Evacuation Devices.com
Email: Send Email
Organization: Emergency Evacuation Devices.com
Address: PO Box 33, Bethpage NY 11714
Phone: (844) 847-2387
Website: http://emergencyevacuationdevices.com
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