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    Rescue Me, Chapter 32

     

    The first floor was relatively free of smoke so far, and the man’s apartment was on the northeast corner of the building.  Chris and the man’s neighbor were able to get him and his pet cat out with relative ease.  After they got him out, Chris marked his front door with a large fluorescent “checkmark” indicating the apartment had been cleared of all occupants.  Chris re-entered the structure and systematically check each apartment on the first floor and marked the doors of the one’s he cleared.  Meanwhile, Bette and Tina started checking the first floor on the impact side of the building.  They check and cleared apartments in the same fashion.

     

    As the three finished the first floor and proceeded to the second, they heard the first of the fire apparatus pull on location.  They continued their search and managed to clear the second floor before the Fire Rescue crews entered the structure and took over the task of search and rescue.  Bette, Tina and Chris exited the structure and set up a triage area to evaluate the victims and determine the number and severity of injuries. 

     

    The Triage area was set up next to their rig.  Additional units from other stations in the city were already responding, so Bette had Chris set up a staging area for the incoming ambulances.  He set up the transport sector and waited for the triage officer to send him victims.  Tina was given the task of treatment in the triage area.  Major injuries were treated and transferred as soon as a rig became available for transport.  Moderate injuries went out next, sometimes accompanied by minor “walking wounded” so as to not stress the entire City’s EMS delivery system.  Fortunately, there were not that many moderate to severe injuries.  Many of those hurt were suffering from anxiety, stress and mild smoke inhalation, but needed to be evaluated in a controlled setting.

     

    The building was cleared of everyone but the people residing in the apartments that took a direct hit from the plane.  The pilot was not viable and was left in the cockpit of the plane.  The fire had been extinguished within minutes of the arrival of the fire department.  Upon entering the ground zero apartment on the fifth floor, the firefighters found it to be empty.  Fortunately for her, the resident was a nurse working night shift at a local nursing home.  The search crews on the fourth floor found a man in his thirties lying next to his bed, trapped under a ceiling beam.  He was pinned by his legs but conscious and in severe pain.

    Comments

    1. Great chapter and it is GREAT to see you post again. I love that Tina and Bette truely respect each other professionally and personally. Now on with the surprise :o)

    2. Hey Medic great to have you back – when I see at post from you, I get the biggest smile on my face :o)) What a real life drama – I actually find that a little liberating in stead of all that dyke drama – I hope that makes sense…. Please don’t wait to long with the next post.

    3. Hey you make Bettework seem easy, Yet you are the writer. Bette doe earn her paycheck as does any EMT. Tina was great and gave Bette a lot of credit for a job well done… thanks

    4. These guys are too cute together. Boy, I give you guys credit for doing what you do (medicine) I get sick just looking at blood or even hearing about it. I could never do what you do. Nice job, in every way. Loving this story (and learning a lot too)

    5. Although I cant comment much, I am still around. I just read the last 3 chapters and as always, you’ve done a great job!!……Now, I look forward to all that “specialness” Tina has in store for Ms. Porter.

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