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Bill S. · 12-09-2009, 11:12

(Please correct me if this is in the wrong area - I believe this to be the best place for this post). This morning, I passed my EMT-I practical exam. Although I am not certain, I believe I scored the majority of the points that were available to me.

Even though this was a civilian course, I do attribute much of my success to the extraordinary amount of information, lessons, etc. that I have been able to read on this very forum. I pointed several of my fellow students this way, but I do not think many did the smart thing and only read what was required of them. I bet they wish they had when I was one of only a few that was all smiles this morning.

I must thank everyone who has taken time to share what they have learned and actually cared about helping others learn. In a profession where every decision can affect another human's life, what I have learned/read here is truly invaluable.

Most Graciously,
Bill S.

12-09-2009, 11:12	#1
Bill S. Asset Join Date: Jun 2009 Posts: 2	I passed... (Please correct me if this is in the wrong area - I believe this to be the best place for this post). This morning, I passed my EMT-I practical exam. Although I am not certain, I believe I scored the majority of the points that were available to me. Even though this was a civilian course, I do attribute much of my success to the extraordinary amount of information, lessons, etc. that I have been able to read on this very forum. I pointed several of my fellow students this way, but I do not think many did the smart thing and only read what was required of them. I bet they wish they had when I was one of only a few that was all smiles this morning. I must thank everyone who has taken time to share what they have learned and actually cared about helping others learn. In a profession where every decision can affect another human's life, what I have learned/read here is truly invaluable. Most Graciously, Bill S. __________________ Me:"Uhhh Doc, why can't I feel my foot?" The Doc:"Oh, that's called 'drop foot'. It happens sometimes after back surgery." Capt.: "Oh fuck off, at least you're not in Afghanistan."
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