iggy1888

That's bravery.

They save lives. They can do all kinds of stuff. The civilian equivalent would be an EMT or an EMS, the website suggest that they are adding a new program that would make them emergency paramedics.

The sad thing is that after being in war zones and saving lives under fire, they are still required to take a year or two of classes, learning what they already know, have actually done, and probably even taught others, before they are certified to use the skills taught to them by the army in the civilian world.

Still, that sounds really painful.

I will look into that, good sir. Thanks for letting me know.

God the withdraws Suck. I can see how people get hooked on them. I was prescribed them for panic attacks, the withdraw symptoms feel like a panic attack is coming on, so you take more.