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I think it's time to go back to the Fire side. At least for a little bit.
 
STXmedic said:
I think it's time to go back to the Fire side. At least for a little bit.
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Tired of getting knocked around every 24 hour shift?


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Working out the end of a two week notice is always the most awkward part of a job.

I've been hiding out in my office and watching YouTube videos and trying to kill time and stay out of everyone's way.
 
Handsome Robb said:
Tired of getting knocked around for ever 24 hour shift?


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Yup. Tired of the EMS hangover and constantly being irritable and on edge. Yesterday was my first shift back after a month off. 16 hours in and I already didn't give a ****. Just by chance, they offered to let people put in to transfer back to Fire yesterday.
 
STXmedic said:
Yup. Tired of the EMS hangover and constantly being irritable and on edge. Yesterday was my first shift back after a month off. 16 hours in and I already didn't give a ****. Just by chance, they offered to let people put in to transfer back to Fire yesterday.
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I'd bet riding backwards for a while would be a good thing. Y'all run your medic units into the ground.


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Handsome Robb said:
I'd bet riding backwards for a while would be a good thing. Y'all run your medic units into the ground.


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I'd actually be either the driver/operator, or I'd be in charge quite a bit. If I do get to transfer back, it's still several months away before they get to me and it goes into effect
 
I'm no doctor, but being exhausted to the point of collapse after doing very little all day doesn't seem normal. Very frustrated and a little freaked out.
 
Just found out my aunt has colon cancer.
This is all second hand in front from my dad, but apparently she has a history of IBS and fatigue issues, so they other day she "wasn't feeling well" and went to take an oral OTC medicine and vomited it back up and the vomit smelled like fecal matter (I got a blank look when I asked if the term coffee grounds emesis was used) and they called 911.

She had surgery, and the prognosis "isn't great but isn't terrible", sje had a hemoglobin of 2, but supposedly the surgeon is confident that all the cancer was removed, but so was a section of intestine and lymph nodes, but she doesn't need an ostomy bag or anything and is in good spirits and expected to be out of the hospital his weekend.
 
The two best words in baseball. Game 7.
 
StCEMT said:
Well, take my exit exam tomorrow. Hopefully NREMT in the next week. Guess it is time to start stressing now?
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Too late for that! If you've made it this far with no issue...
 
STXmedic said:
I'd actually be either the driver/operator, or I'd be in charge quite a bit. If I do get to transfer back, it's still several months away before they get to me and it goes into effect
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Can I drive the tiller while you drive the tractor?


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Agreed. the drama!
 
CALEMT said:
Up yours jobu...
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Not even a Cubs or Indians fan and this game has me on the edge of my seat. God I want the Cubs to win.
 
EXTRA INNINGS game 7!

Edit: And now rain delay...
 
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Just end...pleaseeeee lol. I maintain all professional sports are fixed!
 
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