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What really happens once your patient lifts off? In this episode, Aubrey and Jaime sit down with Sophie to pull back the curtain on the nuance—and sometimes chaos—of working in the sky. From handling combative patients at 2,000 feet to making tough calls about weather, weight, and safety, Sophie breaks down what flight teams really think when they decline a scene flight (hint: there’s always a reason). Whether you’ve ever wondered what it’s like behind the rotor blades or just want to appreciate the challenges your air medical crews face, this episode keeps it honest, practical, and full of respect for the job.
As always, if you have a story to tell—funny, wild, heartbreaking, or unforgettable—you can share it through our website. We’d love to feature it on a future episode.
Radio Reports – Listener Tales: https://lifeandsirens.com/listenertales/
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What really happens once your patient lifts off? In this episode, Aubrey and Jaime sit down with Sophie to pull back the curtain on the nuance—and sometimes chaos—of working in the sky. From handling combative patients at 2,000 feet to making tough calls about weather, weight, and safety, Sophie breaks down what flight teams really think when they decline a scene flight (hint: there’s always a reason). Whether you’ve ever wondered what it’s like behind the rotor blades or just want to appreciate the challenges your air medical crews face, this episode keeps it honest, practical, and full of respect for the job.
As always, if you have a story to tell—funny, wild, heartbreaking, or unforgettable—you can share it through our website. We’d love to feature it on a future episode.
Radio Reports – Listener Tales: https://lifeandsirens.com/listenertales/
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