TheQueen-Persephone

What was the most difficult EMT case you have had to encounter? How physically fit would you have to be in order to follow through in your line of career?

From your time and experience as a suicide hotline worker and suicide prevention specialist - What were the lessons (about life, human nature etc.) which you have learned that struck you to the core and in which you would carry onwards in life? What fears were often heard or resonated amongst those who called?

Thank you SPS_volunteer_AMA, thank you for taking your time out to respond and please keep doing the great work that you do. Your answers truly reminds us about the small things and to never overlook them. Perception and perspective matters, both equally as important.

The team in which you work with - have you lot ever encountered a document which unveiled information which broke new grounds and changed the perception of what we know of the history of that period? If so, what was it and how did you (and the team) feel?

tonster4, my deep condolences for your loss. May you find the strength to carry onwards and to feel the love which surrounds you.