Comments for http://ambulancejunkie.com The life of a EMS Addict Sun, 13 May 2012 21:49:24 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1 Comment on A Sunday Reflection by Lynda M O http://ambulancejunkie.com/?p=1470#comment-2372 Lynda M O Sun, 13 May 2012 21:49:24 +0000 http://ambulancejunkie.com/?p=1470#comment-2372 that's "kinda sux" that’s “kinda sux”

]]> Comment on A Sunday Reflection by Lynda M O http://ambulancejunkie.com/?p=1470#comment-2371 Lynda M O Sun, 13 May 2012 21:49:02 +0000 http://ambulancejunkie.com/?p=1470#comment-2371 That inability to open up got worse for me as I got older. Marry someone you can really talk with is my advice. Cultivate a couple close-as-brothers relationships and remain active in your community seem to help as well. Welcome to adulthood... it kinds sux. That inability to open up got worse for me as I got older. Marry someone you can really talk with is my advice. Cultivate a couple close-as-brothers relationships and remain active in your community seem to help as well.

Welcome to adulthood… it kinds sux.

]]> Comment on OK, Now What? by Justin Schorr http://ambulancejunkie.com/?p=1455#comment-2347 Justin Schorr Mon, 07 May 2012 02:18:27 +0000 http://ambulancejunkie.com/?p=1455#comment-2347 Hang in there AMbo Junkie! After all, fellow FRN blogger Motorcop just celebrated his 40th... Hang in there AMbo Junkie! After all, fellow FRN blogger Motorcop just celebrated his 40th…

]]> Comment on Autism & EMS by Justin Schorr http://ambulancejunkie.com/?p=1399#comment-2101 Justin Schorr Fri, 06 Apr 2012 03:09:00 +0000 http://ambulancejunkie.com/?p=1399#comment-2101 http://firstrespondersnetwork.com/seat-at-the-table/videos/comm-with-autism-as-first-responders/ !!! http://firstrespondersnetwork.com/seat-at-the-table/videos/comm-with-autism-as-first-responders/ !!!

]]> Comment on Frankly Basic’s, They Don’t Give A Damn by American EMS; Not The Pinnacle | http://ambulancejunkie.com/?p=1099#comment-2090 American EMS; Not The Pinnacle | Mon, 02 Apr 2012 20:24:38 +0000 http://ambulancejunkie.com/?p=1099#comment-2090 [...] they be supporting the ranks? Not for nothing but I’ve written about this before in Frankly basics they don’t give a damn. So I’ll reiterate; if we want to reach for the clouds as an industry, we have to remember to [...] [...] they be supporting the ranks? Not for nothing but I’ve written about this before in Frankly basics they don’t give a damn. So I’ll reiterate; if we want to reach for the clouds as an industry, we have to remember to [...]

]]> Comment on Which side do I take? by Kathie Hitt http://ambulancejunkie.com/?p=1372#comment-2051 Kathie Hitt Mon, 26 Mar 2012 17:34:13 +0000 http://ambulancejunkie.com/?p=1372#comment-2051 I can see both sides of the issue so to speak as well. In addition, it makes sense about public servants having to be the example so to speak. However, since when we go home from work (all of us) what we do on our own time is truly ours and no one else's. I would have no problem following/friending whomever they require as what I post on my page(s) are nothing I can or will be ashamed of. However, having my passwords takes it way too far. I would even go as far as telling them prior to the interview that I will open my page up for them to view as public. I have interactions with many people on my private time and no one else has a right to look at someone else's private info. For example, if my Mom and I are discussing her health, that is no one else's business and they'd have access to that if they had my passwords per se. This is a realm that can be argued both ways but I steadfastly hold to our Rights for Free Speech and say this isn't the right avenue to travel down for employers. I can see both sides of the issue so to speak as well. In addition, it makes sense about public servants having to be the example so to speak. However, since when we go home from work (all of us) what we do on our own time is truly ours and no one else’s. I would have no problem following/friending whomever they require as what I post on my page(s) are nothing I can or will be ashamed of. However, having my passwords takes it way too far. I would even go as far as telling them prior to the interview that I will open my page up for them to view as public. I have interactions with many people on my private time and no one else has a right to look at someone else’s private info. For example, if my Mom and I are discussing her health, that is no one else’s business and they’d have access to that if they had my passwords per se. This is a realm that can be argued both ways but I steadfastly hold to our Rights for Free Speech and say this isn’t the right avenue to travel down for employers.

]]> Comment on 15 Things I Hope To Teach My Son by Ambulance Junkie http://ambulancejunkie.com/?p=1270#comment-2031 Ambulance Junkie Sun, 25 Mar 2012 16:37:48 +0000 http://ambulancejunkie.com/?p=1270#comment-2031 Thanks Thanks

]]> Comment on Reflecting on last week by Ambulance Junkie http://ambulancejunkie.com/?p=1365#comment-2030 Ambulance Junkie Sun, 25 Mar 2012 16:37:31 +0000 http://ambulancejunkie.com/?p=1365#comment-2030 Agreed! Agreed!

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