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  • Burnout, Exhaustion, & Fatigue

    Burnout, Exhaustion, & Fatigue Risking their lives daily, first  responders must respond to  traumatic incidents with care, good  judgment, and professionalism.  Being unpredictable and loaded  with stress, first responders must  have the emotional stability to  multi-task while maintaining  control in the face of physical  threats. The difficulty of their job requires them to “exercise considerable…

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    Embitterment

    Embitterment Due to the nature of the job, embitterment is prevalent among first responders. You get passed over for a promotion, a close friend turns against you, or you just get burned out from the cumulative exposure to the high stress calls for service; you may become a victim of the most toxic and destructive…

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    Freedom

    Freedom Don’t Let Trauma Steal It Located on Freedom Island in Upper New York Bay and recognized internationally, the Statue of Liberty has become the beacon of freedom. Gifted to the United States by France’s people and dedicated on October 28, 1886, the Statue of Liberty remains the universal symbol of freedom, democracy, justice, and…