
You don't do it for the money, you do it to save a life.
Every day we see news
stories reporting in our country. We see video recording from
people who were there, we see reporters on the scene, but who we don’t
see are the first res ponders who have put their lives on the line to
protect our cities. Dispatchers, officers, firefighters, and emergency
medical technicians are who deal with the events as they happen to
ensure safety and provide medical attention. Here is a quick 'thank you'
for all of their hard work and brave
Thank you to the dispatchers
Thank you for sitting by the phone waiting to answer the emergency calls
from terrified victims and informants, only to then keep the caller calm
as you relay information to the officers, firemen, and medics who will
be responding to the scene. You serve as the eyes and ears of a
situation before anyone can arrive, and your position is overlooked and
underrated way more often than it should be. Without you, how would
anyone know where to go and what to prepare for?
Thank you to the officers.
Thank you for putting your lives on the line in order to save those
around you. Each day that you wake up and put on your badge, you know
there is a chance you might not get home to take it off that night. You
enforce rules, ensure safety, and get labeled with the “bad-guy”
reputation just because you want to make the world a safer place. You
run toward the things that most other people run away from, and you
deserve to know that your hard work and bravery doesn’t go unnoticed.

Thank you to the firemen.
Thank
you for doing so much more than putting out fires. When you go to work
each day, you could deliver a
baby on the side of the road, or save a child from an overturned
vehicle. Other days you could be rescuing a family from a burning house,
or have to tell the family outside that there was no way to get their
mother out of the flames. Either way, you put yourself in harm’s way
every day so that you can keep others safe, and you are so appreciated.
Thank you to the emergency medical technicians.

You are the difference between life and death. You are the calm voice
amongst the chaos that says “everything is going to be okay.” You see
the most terrifying accidents that most could never dream of, but they
leave you with nightmares for weeks. You have made a difference in so
many lives, and your bravery, skill, and passion is seen in the lives
you’ve saved.
Thank you to each and every person who goes to work with the goal to save a life. You are all amazing human beings.
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