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would you also agree that the most common thing said to an EMT by a victim/patient is "I didn't think this would ever happen to me" ?
A few days back I was totally reliving event after event, headed for the circling the drain kind of thinking that will lead me back to a deep depressive event. I stopped myself and asked "what triggered this?"
It was a news story, a woman was killed in a cross walk and the driver stayed on scene and was not cited because she was blinded by the sun.
Blinded by the sun.
Guilty of thinking "I can't see, but I am going to continue to drive at full speed anyway". Evidently extreme stupidity and selfishness isn't considered a crime behind the wheel these days. Sometimes I can imagine the scene without being there and it is enough to be like being there and feeling the frustration of the EMT that had to load that corpse knowing it was all because someone didn't think driving when you can't see was a bad idea.
would you also agree that the most common thing said to an EMT by a victim/patient is "I didn't think this would ever happen to me" ?
A few days back I was totally reliving event after event, headed for the circling the drain kind of thinking that will lead me back to a deep depressive event. I stopped myself and asked "what triggered this?"
It was a news story, a woman was killed in a cross walk and the driver stayed on scene and was not cited because she was blinded by the sun.
Blinded by the sun.
Guilty of thinking "I can't see, but I am going to continue to drive at full speed anyway". Evidently extreme stupidity and selfishness isn't considered a crime behind the wheel these days. Sometimes I can imagine the scene without being there and it is enough to be like being there and feeling the frustration of the EMT that had to load that corpse knowing it was all because someone didn't think driving when you can't see was a bad idea.