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Monthly Archives: September 2014
First Responder Suicide: Releasing a Silent Monster
There is an important concept in PTSD recovery of the relationship between Mind and Mood. The two are inexorably linked, thus the things our brain is exposed to on a regular basis directly affect our mood states. It is important … Continue reading
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Tagged EMS, FIrefighter, First Responder, military, Mind&Mood, paramedic, Police, PTSD, Sucide
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The Faulty View of EMS & PTSD
I read today of a BC Paramedic who suffers from PTSD as a result of responding to a call where her best friend and fellow medic was killed. In the story we find that her workers compensation claims were revoked … Continue reading
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Tagged Canada, EMS, First Responders, paramedic, PTSD, suicide, Workers Compensation
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Walking In My Shoes 