In the heat of the moment. Firefighter"s stories about the difficult choice between lightning and balanced solutions

How does a person feel, according to the duty of the service, obliged to make not the best decision, but only the least bad? Firefighters have to face such situations regularly: a child remains in the building, but it is about to collapse and can bury rescuers under him. Whose life is to save?
The author of Sabrina Cohen-Khatton became a fireman at only 18 years old. Moving along the career ladder, she personally experienced pressure when making decisions and wondered: is there any opportunity to help the fire managers in solving such difficult problems? To do this, she received an additional psychological education and conducted a grandiose study, studying the behavior of firefighters directly on the battlefield.
Of course, even just to enter the burning building - it is insanely difficult to meet the stream of people running out of there. But thanks to the living, most realistic descriptions of the author, you can feel what it means to keep in your hands the lives of not only ordinary people, but also the rescuers themselves