Recent content by Chelle

I hope you are able to find the help you need to be able to get back to loving your job again.

Here you go. :) http://www.emtlife.com/showthread.php?t=14612

The article said he died.

H1N1 could be picked up at the grocery store or any place we work. After it has passed, it will likely be replaced by the "next thing". Fear not & serve now - that's my motto.

My favorite is the guy who wigged out at our last meeting. He flipped a classic 2 yr old tantrum and dented a steel door as he stormed out. Came back in raging. Fingers pointing, screaming, the whole psycho shebang. Guess what happened to him? Yep. Nothing.

Well, at least you haven't grown cynical. :P

I'm punchie from fatigue, but this is freaking hilarious. laughing............

I changed my mind. Just lie to me.

Reader's Digest condensced version please.

That's what I thought. Holy crap.

Congratulations! I wish you the best! The first time I was an EMT-B, I was 19 years old and loved every minute of it.

Thank you. I tell my kids this all the time.

I have no clue what this means but it amuses me.

Just finished off the last of the chocolate chip cookie dough ice cream and I'm watching ICarly with my girls. And I like it.

Judy, I really hope you can get your hands on the latest book to study from. It's great that you passed your practicals. I'm curious how it is that you were always driving or running for things. Is that what you were the most comfortable with? I'm on a volunteer squad, too. I guess there...