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Why I Joined Fire/EMS: Because I live in a remote area with overtaxed emergency responders and a two plus hour trip to a hospital.

At 3:34pm on March 23, 2008, Michelle said…: If you send me your snail mail address, I'll send you a copy. Email me privately, ok? info@saveyourhorse.com

At 3:23pm on March 23, 2008, Jerry Moore said…: yes i would love to have one

At 6:08pm on March 17, 2008, Jim aka Bick said…: YES MICHELLE I WILL EXPLAIN IF YOU ADD PEOPLE AS A FRIEND THEY ARE PUT ON A FRIENDS LIST MUCH LIKE WHEN YOU HAVE AN INSTANT MESSENGER LIKE AOL OR YAHOO AND YOU CAN HAVE CONVERSATIONS AND EXCHANGE STORIES AND DIFFERENT WAY TO INTERACT WITH ANY OTHER PERSON THAT IS IN THIS SOCIAL NETWORK.

At 9:12pm on March 16, 2008, Jim aka Bick said…: JUST DROPPING BY TO SAY WELCOME TO FFN. I AM SURE YOU WILL ENJOY THE SITE.YOU CAN ADD ME AS A FRIEND IF YOU WANT TO, AND BE SAFE OUT THERE

At 6:04pm on March 16, 2008, Firefighter Nation WebChief said…: Michelle,

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At 4:05pm on March 16, 2008, Michelle said…: Hi
I'm the wife of a retired (29 yr) firefighter, and I got my EMT license in 2003. I'm a horse safety specialist, an author, and I teach CERT and CPR. I've written a book on large animal rescue -- how to remove an animal from entrapment. With only one percent of all emergency responders familiar with working around critters, the likelihood of serious injury to rescuers, the critters, and bystanders is staggering. I've built a LAR website at www.saveyourhorse.com. It lists classes in animal specialties for emergency responders. Please check it out and learn all you can about keeping yourself safe around animals. You'll be glad you did when you need to respond to a cow in a well, an overturned trailer, loose animals on the road, or any of a host of animal related incidents.