What the fire service gave me.
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In Episode 3 of Second Alarm, I take a look at everything the fire service has given me over the last 15 years.
This career has been about much more than responding to calls. It's given me another family, lifelong friendships, a sense of purpose, leadership experience, confidence, and memories that I'll carry with me long after my last shift.
I talk about the station life that's difficult to explain unless you've lived it, the people who helped shape the firefighter and lieutenant I've become, and why helping someone on one of their worst days can make all the frustrations of the job worth it.
The fire service has also become a big part of who I am—which raises an important question as retirement gets closer: when so much of your identity is tied to the job, what happens when it's time to walk away?
Before we can talk about what comes after the firehouse, we have to understand what we're leaving behind.
Second Alarm — Life, Work, and What Comes After the Firehouse.
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