Cudos to the Sicman.

[nealeray]

http://www.facebook.com/l.php?u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.dailyadvertiser.com.au%2Fstory%2F1566322%2Fparamedics-prove-stroke-strategy-works%2F%3Fcs%3D148&h=yAQFxNK0N

Tony is the fine looking Gent on the right 




This story just goes to show that we have some amazing people in our ranks.  Congratulations mate on a job well done.

[Abe]

Excellent work brother.

 

[Brock]

 

[Diesel]

Yeah well... Tony let me and ST2UP drink wine all night at my place without trying to save us - maybe he's choosy!       


Well done Sicman.       

[PaulH]

Can one ask which one of the three in the picture actually owns and rides an ST? and is a member of the club, because it aint glaringly obvious!!

[nealeray]

He is the bloke on the right Whizz. The ugly one.  

[tj189]

nice one mate 

[Skip]

Time for a new profile photo Tony. Once again, I salute all Paramedics and Ambo Officers.   

[Streak]

Good stuff mate, you really are turning into an Ozstoc celebrity!

[Sicman]

Yeah well... Tony let me and ST2UP drink wine all night at my place without trying to save us - maybe he's choosy!       


Well done Sicman.       

I was saving you both - I was pickling you so you would last longer 

[Sicman]

Thanks everyone 

This was the Tv part
http://au.prime7.yahoo.com/n4/news/a/-/local/17560419/stroke-survivor-praises-paramedics-video/

It is a chance to get the message out about our new take on strokes and the importance of ringing Triple Zero as soon as symptoms happen. I just did my job and completed the new training package the week before this lady had her stroke. If it means we can save another life and allow someone to be with their family for longer, then that is worth the effort 

Cheers
 

[Diesel]

Thanks everyone 

This was the Tv part

Well done mate. Next time you get that sort of publicity - don't pose you could put in OzSTOC's website addie could ya? Nah. Never mind.   

Seriously - Another very grateful family that you guys do a great job. I, for one, am in awe of you.     

Cheers, Diesel

[saaz]

It just so happens as this thread was getting started this morning that on the local ABC radio 666 there was a segment on paramedics and how the training and roles have changed over the years - this was ACT focused being local ABC.  I have not had the personal pleasure of having to be helped, but have called the paramedics a few times on behalf of others and have always been impressed on how they handle stressful situations (at least stressful for those doing the calling).

And on a lighter note, I can see why Anthony is now our go to TV guy - Maryborough and now West Wylong - what next?? Guyrah???

[quokka80]

Having had a couple of trips horizontally in the back of an ambulance in a hurry, I'm a fan of ambo's. As well as having a couple of mates who've done the job.

Well done guys. Truly urban heroes. 

[Shiney]

Awesome work Tony