The Crew will be answering listener questions with zero prep and 100% honesty. From field fails to flight dreams, leadership lessons to life advice, nothing’s off the table. It’s raw, real, and probably a little chaotic… just like a good shift.

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.

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Being the new medic isn’t easy—but it doesn’t have to break you. These are the five lessons we carry with us every shift, born from the chaos, challenges, and unexpected wisdom of life on the truck. If you’re new to EMS or mentoring someone who is, this episode might just change the way you show up.

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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.

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Every EMS provider has had that moment—patient stable, vitals fine, but something just isn’t right. This episode dives into the rare, the weird, and the “what the hell is this?” moments in prehospital care. From true zebras to obscure conditions, we’ll talk through uncommon diagnoses you might actually run into on the job, how to recognize red flags, and what to do when your gut says “this isn’t normal.” Stay curious. Stay ready.

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.

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In this episode, we break down why low-impact trauma in geriatric patients is anything but low risk. From hidden internal bleeding to delayed presentations and undertriage, we talk through the clinical red flags, communication challenges, and field decisions that can make all the difference. This isn’t just about trauma—it’s about changing the way we see and serve our most vulnerable patients.

Episode blog post: https://lifeandsirens.com/fragile-fatal/

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In this episode, we’re diving into the critical role of Tranexamic Acid (TXA) and blood products in trauma care. From stopping the bleed to saving lives, we’ll break down when to use TXA, the latest protocols for blood administration, and real-world insights from the field. Whether you’re making split-second decisions in the back of an ambulance or at the bedside, this is the conversation every provider needs to hear.

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.

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In EMS, your documentation is your defense—but are you writing reports that truly protect you and reflect your care? In this episode, we dive deep into the do’s and don’ts of EMS documentation, from avoiding common mistakes to writing clear, objective, and legally sound reports. Learn how to document refusals, describe patient behavior without bias, and ensure every PCR tells the full story. Whether you’re a new provider or a seasoned medic, this episode will sharpen your documentation skills and help you avoid the pitfalls that could come back to haunt you.

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.

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From the streets to the skies, Sophie’s journey into helicopter EMS is taking off—literally. In this episode, she shares what it’s like to transition from ground paramedic to flight medic, tackling the intense training, new challenges, and life-saving decisions at 2,000 feet. Jaime and Aubrey fire off their questions about the realities of HEMS, from patient care to the wildest calls. Buckle up and get ready for some high-flying EMS talk!

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.

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In this chilling episode of Life and Sirens, we dive into the eerie side of EMS with real-life stories from our listeners that will send shivers down your spine. From calls that defy explanation to moments where the line between life and death felt thinner than ever, these haunting tales remind us that not everything we encounter in the field can be explained. Buckle up, turn the lights down low, and get ready for the haunting stories only first responders can tell.

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.

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Wheezing or crackles? Pink puffer or fluid overload? When COPD and CHF respiratory emergencies look alike, making the right call can mean the difference between life-saving care and the wrong treatment. In this episode, we break down key differences, assessment tips, and transport considerations to help you navigate these high-stakes cases with confidence.

This Valentine’s Day, it’s all about crew love. EMS isn’t just a job—it’s a bond built on trust, loyalty, and emotional intelligence. Let’s talk about how to strengthen those connections, support each other, and keep the heart of your team beating strong.

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.

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