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16/07/2022

Just going to leave this here 😂

25/05/2022

They look the same but they're not!

Confusing right? So please read below to understand 😎

Chickenpox is NOT Smallpox.

We also need to know the difference between Human Smallpox (more serious) and Monkeypox (milder).

The disease that is having an outbreak here in the UK 🇬🇧 as well as in several other countries is MONKEYPOX.

🦠 Chickenpox, is an infectious and highly contagious disease caused by the Varicella-Zoster virus, from the Herpetoviridae family. It is quite common in children under 15 years old.

🦠 Human Smallpox is by Orthopoxvirus variolae and causes a very serious disease and eradicated thanks to vaccination resulting from a major WHO campaign.

🦠 Monkeypox, like smallpox, is a member of the orthopoxvirus group. Experts point out that it is much milder and less contagious than the human version of the disease.

BUT… we are still waiting for more information to know if there has been any change in the virus to try to understand the reason for an unusual outbreak.

Until then… let's take care of ourselves. No desperation, no exaggeration.

Masks once again being our ally. Hygiene and education on the topic is crucial.

🚨 Please don't kill or mistreat the monkeys!!! Despite the name, monkeys are not reservoirs of the smallpox virus. Although the reservoir is unknown, the main candidates are small rodents. Monkeys suffer from the disease just like us! Killing them won't help! 🚨

Thank you

Priscila Currie - Paramedic

24/08/2021

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15/08/2021

What do u reckon?

02/08/2021

What's going on here? 😰

1. Is this proper approach to BLS ?
2. Or is this assault ?
3. Is this awake CPR ?

CPR-induced consciousness (CPRIC) was described in Lewinter’s 1989 case report out of Henry Ford Hospital; the authors were more concerned with competing models of chest compression physiology and venoarterial carbon dioxide gradients but report that “forward blood flow produced was sufficient to maintain consciousness.” CPRIC was more explicitly addressed in 1994 by Quinn and his colleagues at the University of Ottawa who were studying an active compression-decompression device but conclude with a question -->“Is it inhumane to do CPR without sedation or analgesia"?

2% of cardiac arrest survivors in the subtly-named AWARE study described visual awareness during cardiac arrest.

Most CPRIC authors recommend intra-arrest sedation with midazolam or ketamine; one group proposes a CPRIC sedation protocol.

NOTE: in regards to the video, I highly doubt this is conscious CPR... just bad bystander primary survey and assessment skills.

Source: emupdates.com/cpric
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26/04/2021

True that! I hope you are all well!!! In June we will resume out first aid classes!!! 🙏🙏🙏

25/02/2021

Working with our lovely colleagues from the London Fire Brigade! We are all so glad for your help during the pandemic! We also have police officers helping us drive the ambulances!

🚑 👮‍♂️ 👨‍🚒 🔥 ❤️

31/01/2021

DANGER ⚠️ SCAM ALERT!!! Do not reply! The NHS will never ask you to pay for the vaccine!

08/01/2021

💉 Almost 18 million people worldwide have been vaccinated. It is extremely important to maintain a broad view when analyzing any side effects or even deaths caused by vaccines and comparing this number to other vaccines and medicines in an equivalent way.

A global vaccination will obviously cause side effects and even deaths, but the question is:

🤔 Has there ever been a 100% effective and safe medication or vaccine in our scientific history? Or is it normal to see a percentage of complications?

The human being is complex not only mentally but very complex biologically and we are all unique even if we are of the same species. This means that even testing thousands of people, some reactions and side effects will not be identified.

So far the number of serious complications and deaths due to the vaccine is so rare that if we make a bar graph 📊 it would not be possible to visualize these complications ...

Of course, for people who have had severe reactions or even died this is sad but in a global observation it is still safer to be vaccinated than to allow the pandemic to continue killing thousands ...

Every day people drown, die in traffic accidents, choke ... But that does not stop us from swimming, driving and eating what we want.

It's your decision! A very important decision that affects not only you but everyone around you.

Study the history of vaccines, study the brand of vaccine that will be used in your country and read the results of the studies!

Seek information always on the website of the responsible laboratories! Do not believe in texts edited and interpreted by third parties that probably have ulterior motives.

I was vaccinated on 12/31/20 with Pfizer BioNtech and so far I am fine and I have only had arm pain and tiredness for 2 days. I haven't had my second dose yet. I chose to get the vaccine after studying it myself.

I make it clear that my intention is not to indoctrinate you to be vaccinated or not. My intention is to instigate your discernment and autonomy to make your decision based on scientifically proven facts.

Priscila Currie - London 999 Paramedic

07/01/2021

😂 too funny!

05/01/2021

Hey 👋 999 Paramedic here... On the 31/12/2020 I was vaccinated with the Pfizer BioNtech!

It takes at least 10 days for the immune response to kick in... I am already working on the front-line treating many patients with Covid... omg it’s worse than the first wave 🥺

Vaccines are here but it will take many months for us to see a true result, so it’s important that we carry on respecting the social distance! Don’t relax!!! We need your support!!! I’ve worked on the first wave... THIS IS WORSE!!!!

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After years experiencing first hand how the lack of First Aid knowledge can costs lives Priscila Currie who is an experienced London 999 Paramedic, decided to start teaching unique First Aid courses that are much more in depth than any other courses in the market.

There are plenty of companies teaching First Aid but is very hard to find one that teaches properly and efficiently.

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