Member ignored my plight!

😲 That’s very different, I didn’t realise on first reading, I would have stopped to help if safe, at least to get further help if required. 

Wishing you a safe trip to Chester.🙂

Sounds like reprehensible behavior

Hope you're feeling better Catherine and looking forward to your next journey.

Frankly, this sort of behaviour seems commonplace in our society these days and I'm surprised that no one pulled out their smartphone and started taking a video to put on anti-social media.

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Unfortunately some people are just ignorant and rude.

Last year we were walking our dog from the site at Broadway into the town, an elderly gentleman was walking towards us with his dog, his dog pulled him to get to our dog and he slipped on the wet grass.

I immediately went to him and told him to remain on the floor so we could make sure he had not damaged himself too badly, his wife was holding their second dog and my husband was holding our dog.  

A couple walked past us staring but neither asked if we were OK or tried to grab the dogs lead who was by now close to the road.  I managed to get the dog lead and keep him safe.

Luckily no-one was hurt and we all went on our way but I was amazed at how some people can turn a blind eye to another persons distress

Thankfully there are still more nice people than strange ones

I hope you have recovered from your ordeal and are getting back to normal

Just out of interest did they mention it to the wardens when they checked in? Even taking onboard Navigateur's valid point (had a friend who passed out and hit her head when her daughter cut herself, she ended up in an induced coma, she had quite a stay in hospital) it is almost beyond belief that someone would ignore someone's plight. There might be situations in some public places where you might not want to get involved but on a CMC site? I believe in France everyone has a legal duty to help at the scene of an accident even if that just involves calling the emergency services.

David

Firstly I hope you're on the mend, I hope you were not too frightened by what happened to you.

Yes it is amazing that this happens, why I have no idea. Is it that people don't want to get involved or aren't trained to help or don't know what to do to help? I can understand that last part but the least they could have done is inform someone who can help, in this case the wardens.

I think you just came across the 0.001% of club members who wouldn't help, most would if only to run to the wardens.

Hope you are well on the mend (wrist may give some gap for a while yet 

You possibly noted the downside of human nature , but am sure unless very lucky in your time as site wardens, you noted how some have only time for themselves 

No, they didn’t mention it to the wardens when they booked in.  I asked the Wardens the next day.  If they hadn’t wanted to help, you would think they would have at least mentioned it to the warden in reception.

Thanks for the sympathetic responses.

 

Very sadly I think the time may have had something to do with their lack of help. You say it was 12.20 - maybe they were racing to get a 'good pitch' before others arriving beat them to it and they thought if they stopped to help they would miss out. How sad if this was the case.