The Emergency Services
Tell us your tales of the police, ambulance workers, firefighters, and - dammit - the coastguard
( , Thu 16 May 2013, 11:33)
Tell us your tales of the police, ambulance workers, firefighters, and - dammit - the coastguard
( , Thu 16 May 2013, 11:33)
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that may be true.
It comes down to the ability to separate yourself from an emotional situation - or not. When you attend sudden death incidents, you're trained (or experienced) to act professionally, distance yourself from the horrible-ness, and do a job.
Giving a death message requires a similar distancing in order to provide a service to the recipient.
However, with the dog, it was different because it had no idea what was happening - you can't train for it, and I'm a dog owner.
( , Tue 21 May 2013, 14:33, Reply)
It comes down to the ability to separate yourself from an emotional situation - or not. When you attend sudden death incidents, you're trained (or experienced) to act professionally, distance yourself from the horrible-ness, and do a job.
Giving a death message requires a similar distancing in order to provide a service to the recipient.
However, with the dog, it was different because it had no idea what was happening - you can't train for it, and I'm a dog owner.
( , Tue 21 May 2013, 14:33, Reply)
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