In this episode of the Engine House, Cody speaks with fellow firefighter Cody Miller about a traumatic incident that occurred during a residential structure fire. They discuss the importance of communication, training, and mental health in the fire service, as well as the impact of such incidents on personal and family life. Miller shares his experience of calling a Mayday after falling through a roof and the subsequent emotional and psychological challenges he faced. The conversation emphasizes the need for support, understanding, and open dialogue among firefighters, especially after critical incidents.

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Topics Covered:

• Experiencing a traumatic incident during a fire.
• Calling a Mayday after falling through a roof.
• The importance of training and experience in firefighting.
• Mental health is crucial for firefighters after traumatic events.
• Communication with family and colleagues is essential.
• Returning to work after trauma can be challenging.
• Support from the fire department is vital for recovery.
• Understanding building construction can prevent accidents.

Guest: Cody Miller

Host: Cody Hill

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