abhaya08

I recently bought Resistance 3, and man, let me tell you, great game with great graphics. I've also just started playing Deus Ex: Human Revolution, also..great game. What games do you play eCamp91?

I really appreciate the input on this (and I did laugh at your joke Richard . To Wendy and paramedicmike, my only known trigger to start showing symptoms are a lack of sleep exceeding 36+ hours straight. All in all, I would never intentionally put a patient in harms way, why? Well, because I care about their outcome, and their health. People are important, at least in my eyes, and keeping them alive is something that is incredibly important to me. I don't believe I would ever consciously put someone else in harms way. That being said, I am curious if I should talk with my employer about this. I am going to be a EMT-B for AMR, as well as paramedic, does anyone here know their protocol when it comes to this kind of thing? Once again, thank you, I appreciate everyone's input.

Thanks guys, I really appreciate it. I just talked with the DAV (Disabled American Vets) and they told me that many veterans are not barred from any kind of jobs, including medical..and these are people diagnosed with PTSD, which is a very serious issue.. and it is HIPAA, so I suppose I would be fine. And chocolate covered cherries do sound nice right about now.

I have recently been diagnosed with Mood disorder, not other wise specified, depressive and intermittent psychotic symptoms (VA Disability). Which means that sometimes, I have strange perceptual experiences. It's not very common, and I don't really think differently than most, and I can realize when I might be thinking a bit crazily. I'm just curious, would this bar me from being in EMS? I mean, the only thing that really triggers the symptoms is 36+ hours with no sleep. I've always wanted to be a paramedic, so..help? Thanks! abhaya08