just wanted to say hi

[mobey]

oooo i see a spelling mistake in your reply on my topic its defense not defence sir

Too bad

[william mooney]

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[william mooney]

i appreciate the help but can my english grammar and such issue be put by the away side and can i get some advice on how i can really get more into all the class and everything... yes i am young and taking on a lot for being this young... but im trying to get some help to point me in the right direction so i can actually get my emt license

and sorry to all i was coming off as a jerk to

[Arctickat]

C'mon guys, cut the kid a little slack. He's pointed out that he has what sounds to me to be some sort of minor learning disability that makes written communication difficult. I remember there was a time that I was so new to something that I didn't even have the comprehension to know what questions I needed to ask. Just because he can't press the "shift" key when he types doesn't mean he's a complete failure. How are we to know he can't scribe like a monk?

Dude. Mobey uses Canadian English. He's in CANADA. Ergo, British English spellings... extra vowels here and there... c's instead of s's... you get my drift...

Just saying...

and our dates are dd/mm/yy.

Edited November 19, 2012 by Arctickat

[william mooney]

but honestly im all new at this and really am nervous at asking questions and cant figure out which ones to ask.. if i could get any help would help me a lot

[Curiosity]

Might I suggest you read over some topics already posted? There are a lot of great questions asked by a lot of people and a lot of great answers from some very experienced medics. If there's something you would like more clarification on, then ask. There's a lot to cover in this field, you're going to have to be a little more specific with what you want help with.

[DFIB]

Ask away William. Los paramedicos de este foro trataremos de responder.

[william mooney]

Ask away William. Los paramedicos de este foro trataremos de responder.

i cant make out very many words in wat u said in spanish... i can see paramedic and responder but other than that cant find anything else

[paramedicmike]

i cant make out very many words in wat u said in spanish... i can see paramedic and responder but other than that cant find anything else

That's ok. It seems you don't do well with English, either. You might want to work on English first before worrying about Spanish.

[DFIB]

Translation. "Ask away, the medics on this forum will try to respond. i am an EMT but in Spanish we are all called paramedicos.

Let me know what module you are in and I might be able to come up with some questions for you to ask.

Or better yet, let us know what you don't understand and we can take a crack at it.

Edited December 23, 2012 by DFIB