Resiliency for Front Line Responders

07/15/2025

thank you Devona Kay Warren

07/15/2025

Are you checking these off??? Time to reevaluate your self-care. Remember, you are number one. 

07/10/2025

Congrats!!!
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🎉Congratulations to Our Life-Saving Heroes!🧠

We are proud to share that Pasquotank-Camden Central Communications and Camden County EMS have been honored with the 2025 Stroke “Brain Saver” Award from Sentara Albemarle Medical Center!

This prestigious award—presented by Kate Turner, Stroke Program Coordinator—recognizes exceptional care that results in positive neurological outcomes for stroke patients over the first 24 hours of care. Since the award program began, only four recipients have earned this honor, making this recognition all the more significant.

Award Recipients:

Pasquotank-Camden Central Communications
• Allison Boykin, Assistant Supervisor
• Marsha Carter, Emergency Communications Specialist

Camden County EMS
• Ayden Soady, Emergency Medical Technician
• Rachel Sawyer, Paramedic

This achievement reflects the full chain of emergency care, from the moment the 911 call was answered to the moment care was delivered in the field. Their precision, communication, and clinical skill played a vital role in ensuring the best possible outcomes for a patient experiencing a stroke—a true testament to the power of coordinated emergency response.

We thank you for your unwavering commitment to excellence and for being true “Brain Savers” in our community!

07/09/2025

07/04/2025

Some times your presence is enough.

Today was a Difficult Day, said Pooh.
There was a pause.
Do you want to talk about it? asked Piglet.
Pooh thought for a moment. No, I don't think I do.
That's okay, said Piglet, settling down beside him. Pooh glanced at his friend.
What are you doing?
Nothing much, Piglet replied.
Just sitting with you.
I know what Difficult Days feel like.
Sometimes, talking doesn’t help, but knowing someone’s there does.
Pooh let out a small sigh and leaned just a little closer.
As the two friends sat in quiet companionship, Pooh realised—some burdens feel lighter when you don’t carry them alone

07/03/2025

Remember your #1
YES You are enough!!!

06/30/2025

06/30/2025

Amen!!!

AEMTs: too skilled to be BLS, too limited to be ALS, and too often told to “sit in the corner.”

EMS agencies can do better. Civil-service bureaucracy and reimbursement games have kept these professionals underutilized for too long — and patients deserve the level of care they can actually provide.

Let’s stop wasting talent. See the full picture here: https://ow.ly/qQzF50Wf5pi