Blood, sweat, and a cup of tea. Real stories from the ambulance

Have you ever wanted to look inside an ambulance flying with a miletic and a siren on the city streets? Surely I wanted. Have you thought about what is happening there with the patient and what doctors are doing now, trying to save his life? Maybe an ambulance was called by a woman who needs to get to the hospital, but she does not have money by a taxi, and she still complains that you can’t smoke in the car? And the paramedic, who is traveling with her, would like to get home soon after a heavy shift, drink tea and write a new post for his blog?
Meet Tom Reynolds, a paramedic of the ambulance of East London. Since 2003, he has been a blog about his work, for which he was awarded several awards - at the same time touching, cynical, funny, causing either indignation or compassion. And truly exciting.
Its stories - tragic and comic, funny and terrible - allow you to see from the inside how the capital of Great Britain lives (not only its prosperous areas) and how those who support this life earn their bread