Nuts
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So I am sure lots of folks deal with people who are poor at their job. Or simply insane. Today my daughter called me fairly upset. Her story is someone who fits both categories. And probally should find a new job or at least get some training.
My daughter is a special education teacher who specializes in Austic students who are low functioning and unable to communicate. She has a student who is having a seizure and bites his tongue. Blood everywhere as he continues to seize. The ambulance arrives fairly quickly. The EMT starts talking to the student. My daughter informs him of the students condition. The student starts coming to and flailing. So the EMT pins his arms by the wrist. And tells the student if you hit me I will hit you back twice as hard. Another EMT then puts restraints on the students hands and feet. Attaches him to a backboard and places a strap around his throat amd pulls it semi tight. "Because it works better then the forehead if someone is struggling". My daughter had seen enough. She asked him to remove the strap. Reiterated the students autistic and cant communicate. He had a seizure. He is coming to and freaking out because he cant understand what happened. Doesent understand what's going on. He will calm down. But he will not if you keep pinning him down and restraining him by force. They gave my daughter a hard time but eventually removed the neck restraint. Because she wasnt letting it go. I was an EMT For years. I never heard of a neck restraint. The forehead works just fine if you have to do that. Just crazy that you would take that training to be an emt and not understand what you are dealing with and have compassion. And need a 25yr old to correct you. Rant over
My daughter is a special education teacher who specializes in Austic students who are low functioning and unable to communicate. She has a student who is having a seizure and bites his tongue. Blood everywhere as he continues to seize. The ambulance arrives fairly quickly. The EMT starts talking to the student. My daughter informs him of the students condition. The student starts coming to and flailing. So the EMT pins his arms by the wrist. And tells the student if you hit me I will hit you back twice as hard. Another EMT then puts restraints on the students hands and feet. Attaches him to a backboard and places a strap around his throat amd pulls it semi tight. "Because it works better then the forehead if someone is struggling". My daughter had seen enough. She asked him to remove the strap. Reiterated the students autistic and cant communicate. He had a seizure. He is coming to and freaking out because he cant understand what happened. Doesent understand what's going on. He will calm down. But he will not if you keep pinning him down and restraining him by force. They gave my daughter a hard time but eventually removed the neck restraint. Because she wasnt letting it go. I was an EMT For years. I never heard of a neck restraint. The forehead works just fine if you have to do that. Just crazy that you would take that training to be an emt and not understand what you are dealing with and have compassion. And need a 25yr old to correct you. Rant over