Omaha Fire Dept Investigating Boy's Use of Emergency Radio
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N_Jay
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Unless they have a department rule about it, there is nothing wrong.
Of course it will get a lot of media play, and will be deemed as a horrible thing, and then a rule will be created and the unfortunate medic will be strung up and shot at. (figuratively)
Of course it will get a lot of media play, and will be deemed as a horrible thing, and then a rule will be created and the unfortunate medic will be strung up and shot at. (figuratively)
Sounds to me like somebody in the administration is wrapped a little too tight if they're
making an issue out of this. Over the years I've heard everything including the "F" bomb
on Omaha's radio system. How about a "Let's not do that again, folks" to the paramedics
and tell the media to move along?
making an issue out of this. Over the years I've heard everything including the "F" bomb
on Omaha's radio system. How about a "Let's not do that again, folks" to the paramedics
and tell the media to move along?
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How about a big "F-U" to the media, by explaining that;
1) It did not harm, and
2) it calmed the kid, which
3) probably calmed the patent, which
4) is proper care!
1) It did not harm, and
2) it calmed the kid, which
3) probably calmed the patent, which
4) is proper care!
In the medical profession, it's called "bedside manner."
Highly recommended by 9 out of 10 doctors, needs no prescription
and may be applied liberally.
Highly recommended by 9 out of 10 doctors, needs no prescription
and may be applied liberally.
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