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The thing is, Psych doctors are afraid of "false positives" so they are more inclined to wrongly diagnose the sane, but unlike most physical diagnoses, the labels attached tend to stick for a while.

If you have time, look up: " being sane, in insane places" by David L. Rosenhan, A sociological study of 20 subjects pretending to have schizophrenia, only to have the mental patients recognize them as being sane...

Firefighting is one of the many professions I give the utmost respect to because few would run into something that is on fire...

1. What inspired you and/or lead you to become a firefighter?
2. The most unusual case so far?
3. What is one tip to help avoid an uncontrollable fire (other than a smoke alarm...)