Dream
Sorry once again I haven't written much recently. I am really trying to get myself on the right track. Let's just say I'm having some life problems right now. Or something.
But I do almost have a story. Not about a call per-say....but a dream. I had a dream in my like 1/2 hour of sleep about a call. It was a full arrest. All out-CPR, rhythms, starting lines, pushing drugs, etc. It was like a mega-code in medic school. Haha. It didn't really bother me until I got to the firehouse this morning...I think bother is the wrong word. Maybe concern. I was talking with my partner and he was like, oh shit! I had a dream that I was doing CPR! So yeah. Hopefully it doesn't come true today. I would like a nice (insert "s" word) day :).
But I do almost have a story. Not about a call per-say....but a dream. I had a dream in my like 1/2 hour of sleep about a call. It was a full arrest. All out-CPR, rhythms, starting lines, pushing drugs, etc. It was like a mega-code in medic school. Haha. It didn't really bother me until I got to the firehouse this morning...I think bother is the wrong word. Maybe concern. I was talking with my partner and he was like, oh shit! I had a dream that I was doing CPR! So yeah. Hopefully it doesn't come true today. I would like a nice (insert "s" word) day :).
posted by Ambulance Girl at 09:33
12 Comments:
Glad you,re back.
Hope you are getting plenty of backup from crew-mates etc.
When I had probs (marriage, life etc) I always remembered my family motto:
"Semper In Faciebus, Sumus Sole Profundum Variat!"
translates: "We,re always in the shit, its just the depth that varies!"
Welcome back...
Great job on the blog. We added you to the new EMSVillage.com blog directory tonight. Keep up the great blogging and look forward to the new content!
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Hey,
I am a student working on stress and emergency personnel. I am looking to find personnel who are willing to share their stories (with lots of details, however, all info is confidential) about stressful events and how others (e.g. supervisor, partners) reacted and whether it was helpful or not helpful. Would you be willing to share some of your stories with me ?
Either way thanks (for your help and for what you do for others).
Avanveeren.
Remember-Head tilt chin lift then....lol
I have had the same type of dreams, ussualy on the night befor I go back to work. I thinks its the way my brain gettis its self ready for what ever may come...
It's al; in your days work I guess. It happens.
http://heathrowairambulance.com
It's al; in your days work I guess. It happens.
http://heathrowairambulance.com/
It's all in a days work right?. It happens.
HeathrowAirAmbulance.com
Hey, I've read your post and nice blog by the way.
The paramedic staff forms the backbone of the healthcare industry according to http://www.janinezargar.net/2011/11/importance-of-training-for-paramedics-according-to-janine-zargar/. She is of the view that a well trained Paramedic can save many a lives with his training and experience and can buy time for a critically wounded patient while he is transported to the nearest health care facility available.
Oi chick. Its been 5 years since you posted on your blog!! Gte blogging again. Its very therapeutic and we want to know how you are doing :)
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