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Good Day Everyone,
Mods, please move this if I put in in the wrong spot.
We are all aware of tragic events that occurred in Newtown, Connecticut yesterday. There is lots of press coverage of the victims and their struggles (as it should be of course). However, as usual the first responders will be left behind. They will of course be debriefed, and offered counseling. But for something like this well, there are no words. They will remain strong and professional for the community that they serve, but the toll this has taken cannot be measured.
As a medic I shudder to think of having to be one of the crews responding to this call. You of course go, and switch everything off except for work. This has been bothering me as I feel the need to reach out. So.....
While overseas we received shirts and care packages from EMS/Fire/Police Services all over Ontario. The initiative was called from Heroes to Heroes.
In honor of the terrible events in Connecticut, I am suggesting that we do the same. Only from us to the First Responders to the school. To show that they are not alone. That in all of this, they are not forgotten.
I have created a facebook group to help me organize this, I will leave the link below. The idea is for shirts and hats from our services to theirs, items as mementos, to let them know that we support them as brothers and sisters.
Please, if you can help, join the group and PM me here, as the group is controlled and an admin must approve new members.
Thank You,
MedTech32
http://www.facebook.com/groups/503206036377048/?ref=notif¬if_t=group_r2j
Mods, please move this if I put in in the wrong spot.
We are all aware of tragic events that occurred in Newtown, Connecticut yesterday. There is lots of press coverage of the victims and their struggles (as it should be of course). However, as usual the first responders will be left behind. They will of course be debriefed, and offered counseling. But for something like this well, there are no words. They will remain strong and professional for the community that they serve, but the toll this has taken cannot be measured.
As a medic I shudder to think of having to be one of the crews responding to this call. You of course go, and switch everything off except for work. This has been bothering me as I feel the need to reach out. So.....
While overseas we received shirts and care packages from EMS/Fire/Police Services all over Ontario. The initiative was called from Heroes to Heroes.
In honor of the terrible events in Connecticut, I am suggesting that we do the same. Only from us to the First Responders to the school. To show that they are not alone. That in all of this, they are not forgotten.
I have created a facebook group to help me organize this, I will leave the link below. The idea is for shirts and hats from our services to theirs, items as mementos, to let them know that we support them as brothers and sisters.
Please, if you can help, join the group and PM me here, as the group is controlled and an admin must approve new members.
Thank You,
MedTech32
http://www.facebook.com/groups/503206036377048/?ref=notif¬if_t=group_r2j