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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] nothing in life is ever a mistake... [/ QUOTE ] your definition of a mistake, if i understand it, is a choice that you regret. i have made many choices(decisions) that i regret and would like to do it differently had i been able to. if you regret nothing in your life, imo, you haven't tried enough things... -Barron [/ QUOTE ] now now barron...u know better than anyone the obsene amount of things ive tried in mah life [/ QUOTE ] which is why your statement is amazing to me... -Barron |
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now now barron...u know better than anyone the obsene amount of things ive tried in mah life [/ QUOTE ] Have you ever had an Ostridge burger? (wow I really should stop watching so much TV) |
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[ QUOTE ] now now barron...u know better than anyone the obsene amount of things ive tried in mah life [/ QUOTE ] Have you ever had an Ostridge burger? (wow I really should stop watching so much TV) [/ QUOTE ] ahaha no...would u like me to try one?? |
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1. Not going to UCSB. Instead going to close-to-home CSULB.
2-1000. Skipping class, sleeping in, staying up too late. 1001. Not calling my great grandma before she died recently (98 years old, wow). 1002. Selling my bug. 1003. Quitting hockey. 1004. Letting myself get out of shape. 1005. Playing too much p***r |
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I don't really recall anything that I can look back on and regret. I mean, I guess you could say that my stint in car sales was a mistake, but that indirectly opened another door for me. I won't say that there are NO mistakes in life, but I think it's important to look at situations and see opportunities instead of failures.
I'll bet every other OOTiot here is going to jump on and say "nuh uh" to this post, but what can I say...I'm just a luckbox when it comes to life I guess. [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img] |
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not spending enough time with my grandmother before she died.
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cadillac1234, what is it you regret about being a paramedic? I ask because I am considering becoming a paramedic. [/ QUOTE ] If you can get on a fire department it's not a bad gig but I personally had absolutely zero desire to be in the fire department. Working for a private ambulance company is terrible. Long hours (56/week) at 1/2 of the pay of a nurse with a lot less benefits plus a large portion of your time is dealing with the dregs of society. The job is also a heckuva lot more dangerous than what the pay scale is paying. Around here $35-45/hour for a registry ER nurse is pretty standard versus about $20-25 for a paramedic. If your interest lies in medicine you'd be a lot better off taking the extra year to be a RN or a PA. You'll have a lot more opportunities and avenues open to you if you decide EMS isn't what you want to do. Believe me, staying up all night running drunks gets really old after a couple of years. Feel free to PM me if you got any questions. |
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every time I've had a chance to hit it and haven't for some reason or another. those were all mistakes.
everything else is going pretty well. |
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i've made plenty of mistakes. a few times i've read things that peachy wrote.
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Quote: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- cadillac1234, what is it you regret about being a paramedic? I ask because I am considering becoming a paramedic. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- If you can get on a fire department it's not a bad gig but I personally had absolutely zero desire to be in the fire department. Working for a private ambulance company is terrible. Long hours (56/week) at 1/2 of the pay of a nurse with a lot less benefits plus a large portion of your time is dealing with the dregs of society. The job is also a heckuva lot more dangerous than what the pay scale is paying. Around here $35-45/hour for a registry ER nurse is pretty standard versus about $20-25 for a paramedic. If your interest lies in medicine you'd be a lot better off taking the extra year to be a RN or a PA. You'll have a lot more opportunities and avenues open to you if you decide EMS isn't what you want to do. Believe me, staying up all night running drunks gets really old after a couple of years. Feel free to PM me if you got any questions. [/ QUOTE ] Thanks for your response. I am trying to get on a fire department, so this may be an option for me. It is easy to see how people can burn out on this job, though. |
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