Throughout your career as a first responder, you’ve been (or will be) exposed to various traumas, disasters, and other types of events that can take a toll on you physically, mentally, and emotionally. Coupled with other stressors from your personal life and overtime, these events can become a heavy burden. You do not have to carry that burden alone. There
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Yesterday evening it finally happened. The big yellow envelope carrying our long lost friend Flat Stanley arrived. He had been studying at a school in Corsicana, Texas with a friend of ours named Hallie. She just knew he would love checking out the sights in Texarkana, so she popped him in an envelope and sent him off to spend a
