dont let us going on about the dark side of the job put you off for when you look back on that time as Canamant puts it ( In that time between the dust settling and the helicopter arriving,) and realise that you were part of a team that just did it and that the training you were given was the best you could have had for what you have just dealt with , and if you find what you have been through is affecting you don't bottle it up , talk first with your team then don't be afraid to ask for counseling it is there and there to help YOU , but at the end of the day you could go to some places that you will never get anything to do for fifty years other than sweep the road , but as riders must we also must accept that the brown stuff can hit the fan ,but to put it in to perspective I have been doing it for 9 years and on the Island have only been at the scene of one incident , at short circuit over the same period I have picked up hundreds none that would be upsetting in any way broken bones here and there but thats all , do it and tell them Steady the Edward sent you lol


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