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At 3:18pm on October 26, 2007, Theresa said…
Hey you just wanted to say hi and have a safe weekend!!
At 9:44pm on October 25, 2007, scott kauhn said…
have a good and safe weekend
At 6:15pm on October 22, 2007, TPot2522 said…
The deparment i am in is not a big department but i have delt with about 7 or 8 fatatlity car wrecks and a few other fatalitys but the best way to get over something like that is to talk to your fellow firefighters and just tell them what is going on our department makes it a requirement to go through a critical stress incident debreifing you might should talk to your cheif and see about getting them people to come and talk with yall about the 2 incidents most hospital have a team that will come to the department and talk with yall and it actuall helps but ttyl be carefulll and stay safe
At 10:17pm on October 14, 2007, Wayne Andersen said…
To be honest, working a fatality call is probably the hardest thing you will ever have to deal with in your fire fighting career. I actually worked a fatality call were the victim was a good friend of mine. It was tough. But it is like everyone is saying below my comment is that you have to talk to someone, and you have to remember all of the people that you have saved. In Illinois were I live they have a program called CISD (Critical Incident Stress Debriefing). I dont know if they have that were you are from, but if they do I strongly recomend that you have your chief set one up for you.
At 2:55pm on October 13, 2007, TraciB said…
I truly believe talking about it will be veryb effective in helping you process the whole situation. Take care-God Speed
At 1:48pm on October 13, 2007, grant morse said…
There is no easy answer on how to handle the dreams, and memories when it come to fatalities, The best way i have found is to focus my mind on the ones that were able to be helped. Try to think more about the calls when things went right and the people involved are still here because of what you and your brothers and sisters did.
At 6:53am on October 13, 2007, Brian Slack said…
Just read your last blog, about fatalies, one thing to remember and this is what I tell myself and the people on my crew is that these victims would want the best possible treatment, and for these victims we are the best!
Keep it safe and I hope to hear from you!
At 11:53pm on October 5, 2007, Jason McMahon said…
Sorry I have to say it! Nice Helmet
At 12:07am on October 5, 2007, scott kauhn said…
just thought id say hi stay safe nice pic also
At 2:15pm on October 3, 2007, TraciB said…
How far is Whitney from Ft.worth?
At 7:40pm on September 28, 2007, Doug Walker said…
hey just stopped by to say hey. Hope you have a great weekend. Be safe.
At 8:58am on September 27, 2007, jim mullen said…
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At 7:18pm on September 26, 2007, dcltsc2 said…
whats new?
At 5:01pm on September 18, 2007, Kyle Mullen said…
Hi Teresa how are you doing i am new to this sight was wondering if you would pls be my friend thanks and keep safe
your friend Kyle
At 10:44pm on September 12, 2007, Brian Phelps said…
Hello, How are you?
At 4:14pm on September 10, 2007, dcltsc2 said…
Just thought I'd say hi....Stay safe and GOD BLESS
At 4:13pm on September 10, 2007, Daniel Hirsch said…
Nice helmet,thanks for the add.
At 10:18pm on September 6, 2007, hambone22 said…
Hey, i saw your pic and I have never seen a helmet used like that before. Thats why I stopped in. Hey, stay safe.
At 10:59am on September 5, 2007, dcltsc2 said…
Hows it going?
At 10:28pm on September 4, 2007, mark said…
thanks for the add, stay safe

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