Getting called sir in America has been an experience. Whilst I quite like it, the socialist in me doesn’t!
Although, having said that, the level of respect and general politeness of the people I’ve met, has been a huge blessing.
@mb_nias_cex@NIAS999 Hope you have a long and healthy retirement. Thank you for all your support over the last number of years. It was an honour to serve under you.
Nice to have met one of the many NQPs floating about NI. Made me feel like an ‘old hand’.
Not helped with the qualification being grandfathered the same as IHCD.
Responding as a CFR has come to an end for me. What an amazing experience, and gave me a whole new insight into prehospital care.
Blown away by the volunteers who get up in the middle of the night to help complete strangers.
Following on from the Incident yesterday in Southport the CAA have issued a statement from our North West Regional Lead, addressing the incident.
Our members both in the North West and Nationally are being supported by their Regional Leads.
@markturner30 Much better now I’m only once or twice a month!! Appreciate the patient interaction a lot more being away from the stress and hassle everyday. The service is changing massively, but very much for the positive.
Last day in WMAS in 2012, finished a night shift, left early to avoid ‘goodbyes’ and started in NIAS two days later.
The station is now a shoe warehouse I believe, but the Eagle mentality continues from those I’ve kept in touch with.
Also can’t believe how skinny I use to be!
@nic_lucc Always amazing and humbling to say those words standing behind the altar. That moment of consecration about to take place. The tone in church changed. The very real presence of the Spirit guiding the celebrant. Simply wonderful.
Hoping some people turn up for the 6-30 service in @BallymenaParish…
…so far it’s me, a sermon and an advent candle.
My preaching mustn’t be as good as I first thought! 😂