Ridiculously happy.
I’m in a good place, ya’ll.
Haven’t killed anyone, haven’t watched anyone die, and if anyone needs to be bagged while I’m working on a certain truck at work, I’ll have nine different BVM’s to pick from. (Don’t ask me why we have nine BVM’s on the truck, I asked the owner today, he had no idea either.)
School is going well. I’m feeling challenged. And I LOVE a good challenge. Eight months to go in school means an eight-month-long challenge. All the better! Bring it on, I’m game!
Work is work. Hell, they don’t even provide us with toilet paper. That being said, I had an interview today with a new service in the city and I really feel good about it. I should know by Wednesday. I’ll let you know when I do. Send good vibes my way, I need them.
My head and heart are in a better place. And that’s a huge load off my shoulders. I finally can feel the tension in my shoulders relax. I’m sleeping better, I’m eating better, and in general, I just feel good.
How are ya’ll?
I feel good, too. :)
Glad to hear you’re doing well. :)
Glad to hear it Epi! Good luck!!!
Keep on kicking butt!
Good luck on the possible new job. Make sure they will work around your class. Paramedic class comes first.
I feel happier for reading that :)
Hmm, perhaps our ‘hope you get this job you really want’ vibes will pass each other in transit.
I feel stressed – I’m in school and overwhelmed with A and P, scenerios, treatment guidelines, etc. 6 months to go…..but it will all be worth it.
A good mood like that can be infectious.
Good luck, Epi. Fingers crossed.
Glad things are improving. 8 months may seem like a long time but it will go by quick and pretty soon you’ll be staring at your own paramedic cert.
Awesome!
Keep on keeping on. And keep us all updated.
The ‘tard that follows me on the medic usually stocks the unti with way more than 9 BVMs in assorted shapes and sizes. Right next to the chest decompression kits which he has decided are ADVANCED AIRWAYS. Genius.