Sirens to Silence

By: Crystal Lynn
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  • Summary

  • Respond code 3 to all my fellow Firefighting / EMS / Paramedics / 1st Responders! Listen up! Let’s talk fire life. The calls, station shenanigans… The good, bad, and ugly! Let’s laugh reminiscing the funny stuff and take a dive deep into our minds when the sirens stop. Do ya think the world of crisis and choas quiets when you no longer jump at the sounds of those sirens? Nope! Not for most. Will your brain just erase the horror or bring them all back? I can tell ya! After 20 years of fire rescue service, I’ve learned more about life, love, strength, and true honor now more than ever before.
    Crystal Lynn
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Hygiene & Healthy Living Psychology
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Episodes
  • Best damn job in the world right?

    Best damn job in the world right?
    Jun 19 2023
    The job, the duty to act, the lives saved and lives lost. The brotherhood, the calls, the laughter, the cries for help, the suicides of our own, the LODD, the crisis and chaos that we’ve seen, was a part of and at some point, etched within us. Here, you’ll find the fire service and other realms of public safety, from rookie to retirement, shared and explored through funny calls, heartfelt moments, horrors witnessed, politics, conspiracies and the many retirement ramifications we unknowingly face. Unfolding PTSD amongst public service personnel and my fight to heighten awareness, comfort, prevent and rally those who want to help our fellow and future brothers/sisters be prepared to fully embrace…..”The best damn job in the world”! It all begins with episode 1.
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    25 mins

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