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Ashes of the Firefighters
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23.01.2022 We have sustained a very long and protracted commitment for our firefighters this seasoon. We have been fighting for over 100 days which is a third of a year. Many will be tired, overwhlemed and not sure how to deal with their emotions. The last chapter of my book deals with Post Traumatic stress and Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. I encourage you to learn about the experiences of our firefighters so you are able to assist if need be. Tell them: Spend time with people who car...e Give yourself time Find out about the impacts of trauma and what to expect Try to keep a routine going i:e work, study Return to normal activities Talk about how you feel or what happened when ready What you can do right now..? Do the things you enjoy Most of all dont keep it bottled up, share, and dont be afraid to talk about your emotions. www.ashesofthefirefighters.com.au #NSWFires #Firefightershealth #Lookoutforourfirefighters See more
21.01.2022 Please dont forget the people and our communities are still suffering the after effects of the recent bushfires.
18.01.2022 Do you know a firefighter that has had a challenging fire season. You might like to read this book and understand what they may be experiencing "Ashes of the Firefighters". You can buy the book at www.ashesofthefirefighters.com.au
17.01.2022 A recent podcast to listen to about firefighter trauma after a major bushfire event. https://open.spotify.com/episode/6V79ApEkdSLYNMfhtZEOhF
16.01.2022 Today is potentially going to be a bad fire day. It is useful to keep an eye on the fires near me APP or the https://www.rfs.nsw.gov.au/ web page to stay up to date. Another useful web page is Windy.com which shows you the direction of the winds, this will assist you to see what direction a fire may travel in. (local conditions can also play a role with the winds). https://www.windy.com/?-33.725,151.022,5 ... Plan early and stay vigilant. Stay safe. Catastrophic fire danger is forecast for the Greater Sydney, Illawarra/Shoalhaven and Southern Ranges areas on Saturday 21 December 2019, due to worsening weather conditions. Very high temperatures, strong winds and low humidity is forecast, making conditions extremely dangerous. Click here for more... RFS.NSW.GOV.AU
13.01.2022 Giving a talk next Wednesday at the Cootamundra Library at 6pm.
12.01.2022 You can now make submission to the NSW Bushfire Inquiry until the 22nd May. The NSW Government attempted to close it twice now, but pressure from Labor has forced them to keep it open for another month.
11.01.2022 Interesting assessment of the bushfire season.
09.01.2022 Finally an article that tells it like it is, no heroics, no gloss, just the raw truth. It is painful incredibly painful, some will get through others won't. Communities are ripped apart while the world moves on. This is reality for so many people, this is the truth of recovery after a major bushfire. Thank you Mark McGowan the world needs to know.
09.01.2022 Here's the link. https://open.spotify.com/episode/6V79ApEkdSLYNMfhtZEOhF
08.01.2022 An event worth considering being a part of. https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/national-bushfire-and-clima
07.01.2022 An incredible effort to everyone involved.
04.01.2022 The only way to understand what the firefighters are going through is to read their stories at www.ashesofthefirefighters.com.au
04.01.2022 Our firefighters are the heart and soul of our communties, read about thier intimate journeys in this one of a kind book found at www.ashesofthefirefighters.com.au
