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My Name : Christi
1. Famous singer/band: Chaka Khan
2. 4 letter word: C*nt
3. Street name: Center
4. Color: cherry
5. Gifts/presents: card
6. Vehicle: camaro
7. Items on a menu: cake
8. Girl Name: Carolyne
9. Boy Name: Cletis
10. Movie Title: Chasing Amy
11. Drink: Coca Cola
12. Occupation: clerk
13. Flower: Carnation
14. Famous Person: Courtney Cox
15. Magazine: Car & Travel
16. US City: Corpus Christi
17. Famous Sports Team: Cowboys
18. Reason for Being Late for Work: Cramps
19. Something U Throw Away: cardboard
20. Things You Shout: Crap!
21. Cartoon Character: Caillou
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Well Howdy ya'll, We are from Texas I (Christi) have been an EMT for 5 years and my husband (Chris) has been one for about 6 months. We are both getting ready to test NREMT for our intermediates and are only a semester of clinicals away from testing our EMT-P. I was looking for a site for socialization and education when I ran across this one. We are excited to be here and can't wait to see what all ya'll have to offer. Hopefully we will have something to offer ya'll in return as well.
Older EMS worker, what do you think?
in General EMS Discussion
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My opinion is go for it! When I was 28 I started in EMS, and many told me I was too old! But also keep in mind that the service I work for employee a 68 year old guy, who actually had a TI while patient loaded and driving. Some how he passed a DOT physical and was allowed back to work a week later. Just recently he "spaced out" and left a patient sitting in the hallway at the hospital.
I guess my point is, if you are wanting it, you are healthy enough to do it, then you should absolutly do it. But also be able to recognize your limits. Now I feel like a complete crap head for even saying that. Because the truth is all those things should apply and be in effect for everyone in the EMS profession, reguardless of their age.
I say do it! Good luck!