enjoynz
Lady Enjoynz
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Some of you know me...but most of you probably don't...however, I just wanted to share something with you all.
I've just finished writing a short story for a writer's competition here in New Zealand...but the subject I decided to write about is a bit of a taboo EMS subject...PTSD.
I set the scene for this story on a busy motorway system in the largest city in NZ, Auckland.
This MCI involves many vehicles including a school bus, so yes it gets a bit messy.
I'm very happy with the result, as is an Intensive Care Paramedic friend, who has helped me by proofreading my manuscript. (She had nothing but praise - for the way I had written it.)
My only regret about writing on this topic was..... I had to condense it to under 3000 words...when I had so much more to say!
Although I can't tell you more about the story, given it is entered into a competition...I will leave you with the last sentence!
'This story was written for all the Emergency Personnel suffering from Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder – You are not forgotten!'
Cheers Joy
I've just finished writing a short story for a writer's competition here in New Zealand...but the subject I decided to write about is a bit of a taboo EMS subject...PTSD.
I set the scene for this story on a busy motorway system in the largest city in NZ, Auckland.
This MCI involves many vehicles including a school bus, so yes it gets a bit messy.
I'm very happy with the result, as is an Intensive Care Paramedic friend, who has helped me by proofreading my manuscript. (She had nothing but praise - for the way I had written it.)
My only regret about writing on this topic was..... I had to condense it to under 3000 words...when I had so much more to say!
Although I can't tell you more about the story, given it is entered into a competition...I will leave you with the last sentence!
'This story was written for all the Emergency Personnel suffering from Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder – You are not forgotten!'
Cheers Joy