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Living Through The Darkness: A Firefighter/Paramedic's Story of Overcoming Life's Tragedies
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Living Through The Darkness: A Firefighter/Paramedic’s Story of Overcoming Life’s Tragedies

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Depression, anxiety, and post traumatic stress disorder is affecting first responders all across the globe. The rise in first responder deaths, as a result of suicide, is growing at an alarming rate. Though some states in America have recognized PTSD as a work related incident, there are still many states out there that fail to recognize this as an issue. It is time we save those who save so many. This book was written in hopes that it will at least help save one person, if not many. Melissa covers her life and her journey in the field of emergency response as well as provides some tools and strategies to help recognize your need to intervene with yourself or a brother or sister. We need to be an advocate for each other and help bring light of the mental illness that is plaguing our profession. You would rush to save your brother or sister if a mayday was called at a structure fire; We should all rush to save our brother’s and sister’s if a mayday is called in life.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Contrapoint Publishing
Country
United States
Date
17 February 2020
Pages
164
ISBN
9780578584478

Depression, anxiety, and post traumatic stress disorder is affecting first responders all across the globe. The rise in first responder deaths, as a result of suicide, is growing at an alarming rate. Though some states in America have recognized PTSD as a work related incident, there are still many states out there that fail to recognize this as an issue. It is time we save those who save so many. This book was written in hopes that it will at least help save one person, if not many. Melissa covers her life and her journey in the field of emergency response as well as provides some tools and strategies to help recognize your need to intervene with yourself or a brother or sister. We need to be an advocate for each other and help bring light of the mental illness that is plaguing our profession. You would rush to save your brother or sister if a mayday was called at a structure fire; We should all rush to save our brother’s and sister’s if a mayday is called in life.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Contrapoint Publishing
Country
United States
Date
17 February 2020
Pages
164
ISBN
9780578584478