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And by the way unless you physically gave birth to the child, then you merely assisted...Moms really the one doing the delivering..hence "ASSISTED"

Well clearly your bias is that you couldn't deal with the experiences as a young adult....I have my opinion and you have yours... And maybe my opinion supports why NY EMTs are damn good at what they do...cause many of them start young!

I know adults who couldn't deal with a fraction of what my juniors have seen. When I just turned 15 and was riding we had the most horrific DOA I have ever had. Pt hit their head, bled out and was down at least 5 days in a trailer, on top of the vent and next to the heater.... My partner and...

yeah I have...and to refresh your memory... "In psychology and cognitive science, confirmation bias (or confirmatory bias) is a tendency to search for or interpret information in a way that confirms one's preconceptions, leading to statistical errors. Confirmation bias is a type of cognitive...

Having a youth corps is great. I started as a youth corps member when I was 13. When we were 15 we were able to take shifts and ride along with an EMT. But in order to do this we had to have First aid and CPR and be able to do a full part-800 in under 15 min. I became a CFR at 16. 6 years...