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angeleyes921

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About angeleyes921

  • Birthday 07/21/1963

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    EMT Basic/Nurse

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  • Gender
    Female
  • Location
    Southwest Idaho
  • Interests
    Besides my passion for the medical field, I love hanging out with my family, baking/cooking, gardening, music, reading, drag racing(yeah I am an adernaline junkie!)

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  1. I have many hobbies I enjoy, photography only being one of them. I enjoy cooking/baking , embrodiery, music, sketching/painting, weight lifting, gardening, and drag racing, just to name a few. song: "LOVIN' EVERY MINUTE OF IT>>>"
  2. Its been awhile since I have been on this site. Just stopping in to say "Hi!" Be safe everybody and have a great week.

  3. Our EMS Brother Rob "Dustdevil" Davis will be greatly missed. There will be a great void here at EMT City as well as in his community. On behalf my colleagues, we will be keeping Rob and his family in our thoughts and prayers. Washington County Paramedics, Weiser, Idaho
  4. Oh man, is it cold here! My holiday baking and decorating is getting underway. Haven't been working too much this month due to newbees on the schedule. But it's good to have some time for myself.Everybody be safe out there and for heaven's sake STAY WARM!Brrrrrrrrrrr!!!!

  5. fridgid cold here! I am sooooo ready for spring!

  6. fridgid cold here! I am sooooo ready for spring!

  7. fridgid cold here! I am sooooo ready for spring!

  8. Hi ray, Yeah I went through it this last year following a bad car accident(head-on) and injured my knees and back. I am back to work but VERY part time. My body is now full of arthritis and hard to get around, but I never give up. I put here to help people, and as long as there is a breath in my body, I will do this kind of work. Take care!
  9. Wow, thank you for sharing. My heart goes out to you and the patient's family. I can understand how you feel though. Unlike you I live and work in a rural area...a community where we are all "family", so I have had my share of rough calls. But the most difficult was this last spring. We were called out to a 1 vehicle rollover with 2 known patients. On the way there, I went over in my head the MOI and that we would need air support. On scene I saw the pickup on its top and my daughter's friend from school impaled on a metal fence post. I rarely am shaken-up, but this cene made even me "the ice queen" gasp. He was still alive screaming and the firemen onscene trying to clam him. He knew he was in big trouble! To make a long very painful story short, still to this day everytime I close my eyes I still see his pleading face in my dreams. As for the question at hand, "why do we do this..." well, despite all of the bad calls and tough working conditions, I feel that we were put here on this earth to help people in the worst time of their lives. In my heart that is what helps me through each shift, each call... take care of yourself and remember you are not alone in this. Wow, thank you for sharing. My heart goes out to you and the patient's family. I can understand how you feel though. Unlike you I live and work in a rural area...a community where we are all "family", so I have had my share of rough calls. But the most difficult was this last spring. We were called out to a 1 vehicle rollover with 2 known patients. On the way there, I went over in my head the MOI and that we would need air support. On scene I saw the pickup on its top and my daughter's friend from school impaled on a metal fence post. I rarely am shaken-up, but this cene made even me "the ice queen" gasp. He was still alive screaming and the firemen onscene trying to clam him. He knew he was in big trouble! To make a long very painful story short, still to this day everytime I close my eyes I still see his pleading face in my dreams. As for the question at hand, "why do we do this..." well, despite all of the bad calls and tough working conditions, I feel that we were put here on this earth to help people in the worst time of their lives. In my heart that is what helps me through each shift, each call... take care of yourself and remember you are not alone in this.
  10. Well I survived a 2 day episode of the "creepin' crud" that everyone else had! YAY!Now on to Christmas stuff.

  11. trying to fight off the same "crud" that made everyone in my family sick last month! BLAH!

  12. Good morning everyone! I am new to this site, and I have got to say this is pretty cool.It is nice to find a place to go where people know what "a day in the life" of a medical professional is like. Have a great day all!

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