The statement above was added by the hosting company for this blog. Initially, I thought about removing it, but then I thought it’s true. This is a journey into the unknown for me. I hope you, the readers, enjoy what you read. My intention is not to “whistle blow” or deliberately offend anyone, but I may get close to the bone, or controversial, on occasions. Life on the frontline of emergency medical care exposes you to things you could never expect, and it’s bound to affect your perceptions once you leave that life behind. Even the driver training required to drive a 2 tonne white van with blue lights in an emergency fashion affects the way you drive your own car forever. This blog will, hopefully, give me an outlet for my joys, sadnesses, frustrations, and moans. Sometimes sad, sometimes serious, but mostly funny (I hope). I’m very new to this, and no great writer, so please bear with me…
All thoughts and opinions expressed in this blog, unless otherwise stated, will be my own. Names will be changed to protect the (mostly) innocent, and patient confidentiality will always be a priority.
Life After the Blues (and twos) 