PTSD999

26/03/2026

May Rebecca fly high and rest in peace.

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WARNING UPSETTING CONTENT RELATING TO SU***DE.

Paramedic Rebecca McLellan tragically died by su***de in November 2023 at the age of only 24.

As part of the inquest into her death,her final note has been publicly released.

It tells of her despair and inability to see a way through her struggles.

It literally breaks our hearts to see any 999 worker, but even one so young coming to the conclusion that leaving life is the only way to end suffering.

It makes us more resolute to provide quick effective assistance to members of the 999 services who are facing such battles in the name of those who couldn’t find a way through.

Rebecca’s note read:

“People can survive pretty much everything as long as they can see an end in sight”

“Unfortunately for me, I cannot. All I can do is wait for the inevitable fall again.”

“I miss the person I used to be. Unfortunately, that girl is long gone. I’ve been running this race for a little too long and now my legs are tired.

“I know there are those out there who love me, and to those people I thank you from the bottom of my heart”

“I love you all tremendously”.

“Please know that I tried”

“I really did.”

This is the unseen reality of the emergency services

We hope that Rebecca is at peace.

***de

24/03/2026

And that brethren is why we do what we do for our community. On our local news toiday.

24/03/2026

Please get onto Amazon and purchase a copy of this incredible book written by our very own Victoria Lawless . A beautiful book telling a powerful story with the finest art content. A must have for any home, school, library or your kids collection of story telling.

This morning is all about booklife!

Copies being signed to accompany at PTSD999 presentations

Every penny raised goes towards their fabulous work

24/03/2026

This morning is all about booklife!

Copies being signed to accompany at PTSD999 presentations

Every penny raised goes towards their fabulous work

21/03/2026

The weekend is here… and we want to hear from YOU!

When you’re not on shift how do you switch off?

✨ Do you have a hobby?
🎣 Fishing?
🎮 Gaming?
🚶‍♂️ Walking?
🎨 Crafting?
🏋️‍♀️ Gym?
🐶 Time with your pets?

Or are you actually on duty this weekend keeping everyone safe?

At PTSD999, we know how important it is to have something that helps you reset, even if it’s just for a short while.

💬 Drop it in the comments
What are you doing this weekend, and what helps you unwind?

Let’s share ideas and support each other 💙

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19/03/2026

We climb to remember. Every Blue Beacon represents a life loved and never forgotten—and a promise to their families that they remain part of our story.

17/03/2026

17/03/2026

On Friday we held a fish and chip fundraiser for PTSD999 and what an incredible successful night it was!

A HUGE a thank you to everyone that attended and also our very own Suzanne Maddock for singing and entertaining the attendees.

Lovely night had by all.

Thank you so all those that attended

15/03/2026

Mother’s Day can look very different in the emergency services world.

Some mums are working long shifts.
Some are holding the fort at home while their partner serves.
Some are answering calls that change lives.
Some are supporting their families through the challenges of the job.

Today we recognise all the mums and mother figures in our blue-light community.

Your strength, resilience and love hold families and communities together.

To every mum on shift today —

we see you, we appreciate you, and we thank you.

Happy Mother’s Day
from everyone at PTSD999 💙