Day 4: medical call-stroke. 1 hour hike to the patient. Bird on standby. Called back and said it may have been a seizure. FD reached the patient first, hydrated over a good period of time. Patient was able to walk himself out.
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Day 4: medical call-stroke. 1 hour hike to the patient. Bird on standby. Called back and said it may have been a seizure. FD reached the patient first, hydrated over a good period of time. Patient was able to walk himself out.
Ghost stories anyone?
Anyone had a paranormal experience during an emergency call?
We are working on a post regarding a location with multiple calls, involving different agencies and almost 5 years.
Police said the workers loaded the man into the ambulance, but he became combative and stabbed one EMS provider in the neck and tried to st
Horrible.
Hope the medic makes a complete and quick recovery.
“Thank you for blocking my driveway to save a life. Refreshments on me,” the note read
A good response from someone instead of an angry rant for an ambulance parking for an emergency.
Riding with the rookie
PTSD and fireworks!
Yaay?
People get into medicine because they want to make a difference.
Every now and then you’ll actually have a shift where you feel like it may have happened. Might just make being up at 0300 worth it.
when you get your first ROSC in the field
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