• @Perhapsjustsniffit
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      11 months ago

      I was a paramedic back in my 20’s and 30’s. Constant crisis mode. I am a master of that shit. Clearest I ever am is in complete and utter chaos. That shit breaks your brain even worse though.

      • @Tangent5280
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        111 months ago

        What do you mean it breaks your brain? Isn’t it good if you feel engaged in your work?

        • @Perhapsjustsniffit
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          511 months ago

          Imagine what you see and do every day as a paramedic. Now make it 100 times worse than you can even imagine and immerse yourself in it every day. The worst people have to offer as your daily routine. That is not good for anyone. PTSD is real. Added to ADHD it’s a nightmare as we have been told repeatedly by doctors and researchers who study it.

          • @Tangent5280
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            311 months ago

            Damn bro, I hope you’re in a better place now.

    • @[email protected]
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      811 months ago

      I get shit done. But it also accumulates stress & the reason for crisis might not be relevant or sensible. But I guess it floats the goat, and I have no (good) other options.

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          511 months ago

          Yeah, I think it’s pretty evident in my case already. I used to intentionally rely on adrenaline from stress to do my job.

          Then again, it’s not like I wanna live that long anyway, but I think stress worsens the later quality of file as well.

      • NoIWontPickaName
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        211 months ago

        No I mean like shit is on fire crisis. It calms me down because my full attention can be focused instead of having the background track monkey jumping everywhere

        • @[email protected]
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          211 months ago

          Oh, yes, that makes more sense. That sweet calmness in my brainhole chuckling at everyone else in panic mode not making any sense.