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EpiEMS said:
Follow-up: The more I think about things, I think I'd really like to be full time in EMS, with an eye towards (eventually) being an administrator that gets a lot of field time.
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Don't do it.

If you're anything like me, you'll change your mind 5 times a week :P
 
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Today confirmed that people in Vegas are officially crazy. I was driving to a call when some crazy lady at the bus stop threw something at my rig causing a dent. WTH is wrong with people.
 
STXmedic said:
Don't do it.

If you're anything like me, you'll change your mind 5 times a week :P
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I wish I knew what was the right move. It's frustrating to be vacillating...I swear I'm (normally) decisive
 
EpiEMS said:
I wish I knew what was the right move. It's frustrating to be vacillating...I swear I'm (normally) decisive
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Trust me, I hear ya. I'm the same way, but that's one thing I can't decide on. Ask Rob about it, too; he's in the same boat.

I've decided to just go finish my UG and not even think about it until then. Whatever I choose to do will involve some form of a graduate degree, so I'm just going to knock out the first step and decide when I get there.
 
Hahaha, I was just driving through Sun City (it's a town of all older people in Az, I think it's 55+) and was listening to Bobby Bland's "Ain't no Love in the City" and stopped at a stoplight. Normally when I stop, I turn everything off, because I think it's rather rude to blast music at a light. This old man, had to of been 65 at least, told me to turn it back and busted out singing along :rofl: That made my day.
 
Today I learned that there are people out there that have a fetish for anesthesiologists.
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chaz90 said:
Oh yeah, paralysis and ventilators...Talk about exciting!
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"Oh yes put that 7.5 down my throat"

"Ohh you have succs?"

"Bag me!"
 
I'm officially out on maternity leave. :/ (how weird is that!) If my wife doesn't have the baby tonight, induction tomorrow. Talk about nerve wracking.

...and not working for the last few days has been great. I could get used to this. Not another medic shift until at least October 10th.
 
DEmedic said:
I'm officially out on maternity leave. :/ (how weird is that!) If my wife doesn't have the baby tonight, induction tomorrow. Talk about nerve wracking.

...and not working for the last few days has been great. I could get used to this. Not another medic shift until at least October 10th.
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You can take a break from moderating too :ph34r:
 
Achilles said:
You can take a break from moderating too :ph34r:
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Now I'm watching you even MORE closely. You might as well just be holding up a sign.
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DEmedic said:
I'm officially out on maternity leave. :/ (how weird is that!) If my wife doesn't have the baby tonight, induction tomorrow. Talk about nerve wracking.

...and not working for the last few days has been great. I could get used to this. Not another medic shift until at least October 10th.
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Well, happy pushing to her!
 
EpiEMS said:
Follow-up: The more I think about things, I think I'd really like to be full time in EMS, with an eye towards (eventually) being an administrator that gets a lot of field time.
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You and me both.
 
So I got stuck in ultra-traffic from hell today, and despite budgeting an hour and a half of travel time to drive 50 miles, I still got to find out what happens when you show up 20 minutes late for EVOC (yes I called ahead): You get to go home...

I got to have my very own office space experience today as 4 people explained to me how I should leave earlier, be more aware of traffic patterns, etc.

[YOUTUBE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fy3rjQGc6lA[/YOUTUBE]
 
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