Salmonchaser
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Good morning, always glad you are here.
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Hunting Wife
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Good morning! You know if you guys ever get back up here, we should grab a coffee
Salmonchaser
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Yes! Will make that happen.Good morning! You know if you guys ever get back up here, we should grab a coffee
Nuts
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The medic situation had nothing to do with my daughters attractiveness. Quite the opposite. If anything he was verbally abusive toward her. My daughter has extensive training in how to handle these students as well as a Masters degree in it. This is what she does and has always wanted to do. The reward is the students themselves. The EMT/Medic needs training. And IMO needs another line of work. You can train someone how to properly restrain someone without injury. Especially someone who through no choice of their own has no idea what they are doing. (In this case my daughter is quite sure the student has bruises from the grip the medic placed on his wrists) What you can't teach is how to be nice. You either are or you are not. And if you are not you should not be in that line of work. As more details have developed I have followed along and let my daughter handle it. But because I can't help myself I also made some calls. From my days as a trucky I am in a group chat with the guys I worked with back in the day. Guys who know my daughter. Some of them are still involved in emergency services and hold rank. A couple of text's in and I knew it would be handled regardless of what the school supervisors do. My daughter may not see the results she wants on the back end. IDK. But I know it will be taken care of at least from a discipline standpoint. We were a tight group who went through a lot together. If they say it is addressed I know it is.
