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Something about his job made him wonder about his own God-given sense. Normal people don’t climb over broken cars at accidents and run into burning buildings. They don’t pick up sawed off body parts at construction sites, rinse them off, put them in a bag of ice and speed off to the hospital where hopefully they could be reattached. Regular, everyday people don’t dodge rotor blades while pushing a patient inside a helicopter. All in all, normal people don’t do this kind of thing, and you have to be just a little bit crazy to want to.

Twenty-five at the lip

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"There is something sacred inside the cab of the world’s ambulances. The small space that we inhabit after the smoke has cleared, the battles for life won or lost, babies delivered, lives changed forever, and things we will never experience in the outside world. The ambulance cab holds more secrets than a church confessional. Never are emotions as raw, honesty so vivid, and life moments exposed, disseminated, cursed, and glorified as they are moments after the call — when the only two people on earth have cleaned the truck, processed the necessary paperwork, and left the hospital behind." ~Unknown

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10 Reasons to Date an EMT

10) we are used to staying up all night 9) we are good with multiple partners 8) we are experts in mouth to mouth 7) we are the best in rapid clothing removal 6) we have our own multi-positional bed 5) we shock the socks off of you 4) we always come when we are called 3) we are prepared for any rhythm 2) we are familiar with latex and restraints 1) anytime, anywhere, anyway you need us