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They save us, but who saves them? Learn how you can help: https://4thefrontline.com #4TheFrontLine

"Was it something that I did?" "Did I make a wrong decision?" "Did we take too long?"... These are the type of questions Caleb Henry frequently asks himself as he replays the scene of an accident in his mind. See how PTSD and Depression can haunt our First Responders, even after the job is over via HuffPost Canada: https://www.huffingtonpost.ca//paramedics-ptsd-depression- "

We Remember. We remember those who have bravelessly served - and continue to serve - for our freedom. We remember those who have made many sacrifices for our peace. ... We remember the more than 2,300,000 Canadians who have served throughout our nation's history, and the more than 118,000 who made the ultimate sacrifice. #WeRemember #RemembranceDay

Stress is a natural part of life, but some people are more prone to stress than others. First responders and military personnel experience rates of post-traumatic stress disorder far in excess of the general population due to occupational stressors. Learn how you can help heal Frontline workers: https://www.4thefrontline.com/ #4TheFrontLine #StressAwarenessDay

Fact: There is a high co-occurrence of PTSD, Substance Use Disorder and Major Depressive Disorder among first responders. Our first responders experience trauma both on and off the job. 4TheFrontLine aims to provide a community of support to help our local first responders who've experienced trauma. Learn how you can help, too: https://4thefrontline.com #4TheFrontLine