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Firefighter

arringnl

32 Years Experience

Goose Creek, SC

Male, 54

Currently serving Jasper County Fire Rescue in south Carolina along with Charleston County EMS.

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Last Answer on June 29, 2022

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Is it true that if someone testes positive or inconclusive for COVID-19 and they die no matter how their death is ruled as COVID-19 even if it is just a suspicion that they had the illness?

Asked by dasdfas about 6 years ago

According to numerous undisclosed sources that is the case with some scrupulous operations since Medicare pays more to the hospitals for a Covid death due to federal reasons than someone that has other issues. This is a very touchy issue but I personally believe it is more political than anything,

I had a horrible experience with a garden fire which started when I was asleep. Ended up fine but I keep thinking about what would have happened if it had got into the roof. My roof is insulated with super glass but would this prevent a blaze?

Asked by CD about 5 years ago

Not quite sure what super glass is?

Have you ever been to a situation like this? https://youtu.be/q3sUYlkFvUU

Asked by Kaylee almost 6 years ago

Nope but Cats yes.

How do you get used to blood and gore?

Asked by asdfasd about 6 years ago

Just block it out but did about puke the other day when a dog of a pt was eating up the pts vomit lol

Are the Jobstr guys still doing anything on this site or is it a abandoned project? I sent them a email and they said they read everything and NOTHING. I am worried once the last of you who actually still answer regularly once their gone this site is dead

Asked by Donnie about 6 years ago

Dont know. I got involved with this when on a cruise and this attorney was leaving Law field to do this?

What are irritating things the general public does to Firefighters that get annoying?

Asked by Rae almost 5 years ago

Parking in front of hydrant, fire lane and not moving to the right when we are responding top the lists.

Hi, since the COVID-19 thing have you worked more or less?

Asked by Joe about 6 years ago

911 calls have decreased and calls in general but still working the same hours.