Mayday were brilliant

OnlyJen
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edited May 2019 in Caravan & Motorhome Chat #1

I had an accident Saturday night at Warwick. A trip to A and E left me plastered ....  from fingers to elbow that is ...I could not drive and my sister cannot tow, or be comfortable driving my camper.

We rung Mayday.  I did not have the bells and whistles insurance that includes health repatriation but that did not stop Neil, who we spoke to, not just going a mlle, or an extra mile but being so incredibly supportive, helpful, free with advice, and eventually, after calling us back a couple of times, putting us in touch with someone who could help.

We came home today, camper towing caravan piloted by an immensely nice man who could not do enough to help us and was totally professional.

Thanks to Mayday, and Neil at Mayday, who could not have done more and in our moment of need gave us total support and confidence.

Brilliant, and another Brilliant CC product.

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  • Tinwheeler
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    edited May 2019 #2

    Sorry to hear of your accident, OJ, but it’s good to hear Mayday were on the ball.

  • Cornersteady
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    edited May 2019 #3

    Yes + 1 sorry to hear that and hope you get back on the road asap.

     

  • OnlyJen
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    edited May 2019 #4

    Thank you Tinny but credit where it's due. We hear a lot of whingeing, this lot worked. 

  • OnlyJen
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    edited May 2019 #5

    Thank you xx

     

    At least my drinking arm was unscathed innocent

     

     

  • Tinwheeler
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    edited May 2019 #6

    It makes a pleasant change to see a positive report. 

  • EmilysDad
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    edited May 2019 #7

    Ouch ... surprised Glad nothing too serious and hope you're quickly on the mend.

  • EmilysDad
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    edited May 2019 #8

    Is it jumping to conclusions to assume that your drinking arm was somehow involved in the original trip to A & E? innocent

  • OnlyJen
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    edited May 2019 #9

    It is laughing

    An accident waiting to happen.

    The number of times I have stumbled backing out of the side door of my camper. This time I had loads of stuff from the fridge in my arms, missed my step, fell backwards and my wrist hit the metal caravan step of Jo's Eriba foot-in-mouth 

     

    So now I am blaming her entirelycool

     

     

  • trellis
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    edited May 2019 #10

    Of course it was Jo's fault , very inconsiderate of her to park so close to you .😁. Hope you are better soon . Take care 

  • OnlyJen
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    edited May 2019 #11

    I quite agree!!

    Sheer laziness!! She only parks that close so she can save herself a walk bringing me my early morning coffee in bed sealed

  • trellis
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    edited May 2019 #12

    Pray tell , what else are siblings for other than to serve ?.😀😀.

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