sassymedicgirl

hello all!! this is my first post here and it just happens to be that i worked with Kent and Tim. it is our company policy that seat belts be worn anytime you are in the rig regardless of what you are doing-- i agree with that policy however it is very hard to be buckled in while treating a patient in the back. it is still unknown rather the guys were wearing there seat belts ( it looks as if they weren't) but i had just worked with Kent a week before the accident and it wasn't like him to not wear it. pieces of the seat belts were found outside the truck so i guess no one will ever know what exactly happened. both funerals were Saturday Feb 19th and today (23rd) there is a huge community memorial service to honor the 2. everyone please be safe and be careful ! no company should have to go through this its not fair