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Hey Dwayne hope all is good in your world! It might be tough at the beginning being the new guy but at least there are 5 of us new guy's starting at the station. I am excited to be working in my home town being able to help the people that live in my community. I am not going to judge anybody or the station just by doing 1 shift at the station as I know there are alot of good paramedics tht work out of the two stations in town. I am going to take this opportunity that I have to learn as much as I can from the ALS and vetran crews before I head off and start working full time in Vancouver in another year or two. I will stay away from the negative energy and only give off good energy as I am not one to complain when things go bad or someone kicks me in the balls. I learn from everything that I do and try to always turn a negative into a positive. I heard the comment " We eat our own " I believe we do that as paramedics but I like to think that those paramedics that give other paramedics a hard time are just burned out and trying to make themselves feel or look better. I know I am better than that and will not play into their little game! Brian

Were you able to text your friends from your hospital bed while you had that migraine? Just curious... :-) Dwayne Edited for spelling only.

Seems that she was indeed critical as well, The triage call was good. Even teh secondary assesment team might have missed a bleed in an active, vociferous patient. If you could do over would you have tagged her yellow or made the same decision based on the information you had at the time?