Hey buddy. Thanks a million for the words on my song and video. I have been a firefighter and paramedic for over 25 years and wrote when those sirens are gone 5 years ago. It's really making an impact. Thanks again BIRDMAN!
Wow...I am honored that you took the time to comment on my video. This is an amazing song, and you are an amazing person for all you do for our safety. I can't thank you enough. God Bless you. Much love to ya, my brother.
Their big impact no matter what country u in this song will effect anyone I wanna be fire and rescue in Australia my future Casue I'm in RFS who fight bush fire this past years so this song needs goes two fire fighter who lost their life on fire ground from tree doesn't matter where song song comes from Kevin Davies u did make good song I listen to it all time
Thank you for the song, really helps you out it into words, you’ll never forget that first fatality call, I drive by that scene everyday and it just kinda comes back you know.
I have been a volunteer firefighter for almost 5 years and I would not change it for anything. I want to that my brothers and sisters for their hard work and dedication.
16 year Volunteer firey in Australia, veteran of 16 fire seasons, including Black Saturday fires in Victoria with the CFA. This song hits home, having been a "Vollie" since I was 18, in three states. But the worst call is call with kids. I can still remember responding to a job, only 100m from our "shed" as we call the station (and back then it literally was just a shed!) for car vs truck. The truck had completely crushed the car, the roof was just about touching the back seat. Well me and my mate raced in, and our hearts near came out of our chests when we saw the baby seat in the back of that car. We worked like maniacs to try and get into that space, and we feared the worst, but that roof had stopped just short of that little boy. We got him out and reunited with his Mum. The thing about it though, was at the time, we both had sons around the same age as this little boy. Our wives later found us in my mate's shed, where we were holding a debrief of the incident, which included quite a few cans, that job had rocked both of us. But we bounced back, and we still answer the call. Some things just stick with you (I also served 15 years as a Prison Officer in Maximum security, that's a door I keep very closed!) and at times your mind wonders, but your mates and Braigade always have your back, they become your second family, and it's a life I'm bloody glad I've lived.
An absolute PASS!! I'm a first responder in law enforcement and also served in '91 (ODS) Operation Desert Storm and (OIF) Operation Iraqi Freedom. I was an Army Nurse and when I went into basic training, Hurricane Hugo hit in 1989. We hit the ground running with medicine, food, and care. PTSD is very common among first responders and a good way to deal with it is to learn how to compartmentalize what you feel and see on the job, and it helps you push through. In doing so, it helps train your brain to let you look at those sights and feelings when you get some spare time.We never forget what we see and feel- but it does make it easier to deal with. It's all too easy to self-medicate and so many do and it's very understandable. I walk that same line with my fellow first responders and please know that you aren't the only one. Dwayne, stay safe and sound and expect the Army base to be pretty much shutdown, and remember, expect the unexpected. *Crisp Salute* US Army Maj. (Ret.)
Thank you so much!!!! My husband is chief of our volunteer fire department, we’re both firefighters 🚒 and I and my daughter are 1st responders. Our shift is never over and we’ve seen much worse than what’s in this video. The death of children in a car accident is the worst thing. Burnt bodies in a house fire. It’s hard but we stay with it. We thank God for an amazing Chaplain on our committee. My husband has been a firefighter for over 25 years and I over 15 after I quit working to keep my 1st granddaughter.
I'm a volunteer fire fighter in Australia 🇦🇺 and it's all very true. You see it you live with it, when that pager goes off at any time of the day, to go somewhere you might never of been to save someone you never met. I've been hospitalised multiple times but at the end of the day the victim survived and we all go about our days just waiting on the next call out. I'm 36 now I joined at 18 I don't regret any of it. I'd do it all over again.
I'm a 23 year veteran of the volunteer fire service. Two and half months ago I was dispatched to a motor vehicle accident. While working the call I was struck by another vehicle. I suffered 7 facial fractures 2 skull fractures and nerve damage to the left side of my face. I'm fighting like h*** to get back to doing what I love and am called to do.
Definitely hits hard on this song. I have been a volunteer firefighter for about 3-4 years now. Hopefully going to be in the academy soon. Want to make a career out of it. Thanks for the share.
I come from a family full of first responders and while I’m not one myself, this song is so powerful and always makes me wonder how my brother and sister who are first responders are really coping. They often use humor as a coping mechanism but some of the stories they’ve told me, I just can’t imagine. And I’m sure there are plenty more they don’t know how to share. With an uncle who’s a former beat cop and current detective and an aunt who’s an er nurse to my grandmother who was an RN in an ER for 30+ years and my grandfather who was a police officer and then a detective and a captain in his 40+ year career, to my older brother being a firefighter and his wife being an ER nurse and my older sister being an EMT and her husband being a firefighter, we are a family full of first responders and medical professionals and I can never fully comprehend what my family members go through, but as someone on the sidelines, there have been days I fear for their safety myself, it’s tough for all parties, and this song means a lot. And so does your respect. I’ve only just found your channel but your appreciation for first responders means a lot more than you might think, though I think these comments have shown you how much everyone appreciates what you have to say, so thank you
i have 16 years of life from when i was born, and i'm aiming to be a Paramedic in Italy, these song even if it's in America, it's still the same things and, it's really deep, love this song!! thanks to all First Responders all over the World!!
Thanks for the video bro. Im currently on my 24th yr as a law enforcement officer with 8yrs US Army prior to that I have tons and tons of trauma currently battling PTSD. Thank you!!!!!!
The thanks go to you, my brother. Thank you so much for your service. It truly means the world to me. What you have done and given cannot be appreciated enough. God Bless you. Much love to ya.
An absolute Pass is correct Brother! This song tells so much about what we go through on the daily and as many have said before, We try pushing those memories to the back of our minds, But they always sneak up on us and we never can truly forget the things we have seen, I've been a Volunteer Fire Fighter for 6 Years now, I don't do it for the Thanks I do it for the love of those in need and I can tell you this no matter what happens, I will continue to do it till the day I am gone, I love all my brothers and sisters who are out there Helping those in Need! God Bless each and every one of you! and to Kevin Davison Thank you very much for this song Brother!
This is my go to in order to explain what it is like for me to my friends and family who aren’t first responders. It’s never the ones you saved that stick with you. Been listening to this song on repeat for the last few days, I folded the flag at my brothers funeral Saturday.
Wow...thank you so much for taking the time to drop in. Your Dad mentioned something to me as well. Such an amazing song....Your father is a hero. I know you already know that...but he really is. Much love to both of you.
Hey Birdman I just stumbled across this video it’s an amazing song. I’m about to go into firefighting. From what I’ve heard you definitely cannot forget what you see and it’s really hard. Thank you for the amazing video!!
I was a firefighter/paramedic... For 20 years. From the time I was 18...my first call I saw my Chief get set on fire he died a week later...I lost 3 paramedic coworkers....one of which was my partner and best friend to suicide....I have dealt with PTSD for many years....to anyone else dealing with the nightmares...the memories...the flash backs......you are not alone....reach out....I went to counceling for 2 years and have came close to suicide myself to make the nightmares stop...to end the sleepless nights... Like my councilor said..Dont dwell on the bad...think of the good you have done...the lives you saved....it far out weighs the bad....Stay safe brothers and sisters....
We have a first responder in the family. At one point they were called to an accident scene not far from the house. It was one of the neighbors teenage daughter and her future sil. They knew on sight there was nothing to do but pull out the tarp thing to put over the car. So they did so and kept their brother/fiance from trying to run on scene. Both girls were clearly gone. Then, once the scene was cleared, had to go home to their own child and tell them one of their best friends was gone. A kid that spent time growing up and playing with their own.
I am one proud little sister, my big sis is an EMT and a volunteer firefighter she’s always telling me about what calls she gets, I always shake my head and think she’s crazy for doing what she does, but I know she couldn’t do anything else. She loves helping people and my big sister!
1 Year VFD Firefighter, got respect when i told someone from australian that we firefighters came to help, and till this day i respect fire, ems and police
Hey I’m a firefighter and all the stuff you said I just want to say thank you and you understand what we go through day in and day out and it is hard to get the view out of head and I just want to say thank you for supporting us and now I’m a huge fan of your and thank you so much
Hey it’s hard to see what we do see and we does still are sleep and we probably have like 4 hours of sleep and go to work the next morning it’s hard but we have god on are side that’s how we make it through
I’m a firefighter here in Tennessee and whether it’s a car wreck or a house on fire. It affects all of us, we do our best to compose ourselves at the scenes. I just want to say to my brothers and sisters out there. I pray we all come home to our families and friends.
Yes sir! We have to put everything we see in the back of our mind and we don’t know when the memory will pop into our minds. But we go back the next call and focus on the task at hand!
The dad of my buddy was or is (I'm not entirely sure) a volunterey fireman. Those are pretty common especially in rural areas here in Germany. He told they once got a call that a farmer was stuck in the mower on his tractor. Apparently the farmer tried to fix something and it grapped him and pulled him in. Pretty sure that scene wasn't pretty to look at.
Thank you brother. I appreciate that. I am a huge Astros fan, but I love Cal. He and Lou Gehrig have a connection, and my Dad died of Lou Gehrig's disease. I have a ball signed by Gehrig next to a ball signed by Cal. And a ball signed by Nolan Ryan next to them also because my Dad got it for me through George W Bush when he owned the Rangers.
This song hits me so hard. I have been a volunteer firefighter for 6 years now it a small town. 99% of the calls that I go on are friends or family. Every time those tones go out I pray to God that it isn't bad.
9 yrs as a firefighter and 8 years as a emergency medical responder and 2 years as constable and 2 years as a emergency medical technician this song is so true on so many levels
Kevin Davison is a kantville Nova Scotia fire fighter and a paramedic I actually live in kantville Nova Scotia and live near the fire department I love this song
Dispatcher for 10 years. I don’t see it, but I hear it for 12 hours a day. A lot of times we don’t hear the outcome...my imagination-my best friend as a kid-is my worst enemy now.
I started when I was about 13 and I’m 16 now and I have seen some stuff. We try and forget about it when we go home and when we get a call we focus on what we have to do to save someone’s life
Hey mate, it is not only shit what we see. Once their was a car crash and a pregnant woman was stuck in the car. I had a whole conversation with her, 4 months later she came to the fire department to let us meet her baby boy. Those are the moment you remember and you know were you doing it for!
My uncle was a cop (retired) and a buddy of mine is now. The job is mostly boring from what I’ve heard, but the extremes are very difficult; especially when it’s your community. In war you can disassociate that place, and those people, to an extent. First responders are protecting and helping their neighbors, that’s a tough cookie.
I listened to this song when I was ems cadet it helped because I developed ptsd from my 2 years working, I like your videos if you could do a video reaction by myself it is a fire/ems cadet tribute also a tribute to a fallen Firefighter
Where to start? First off, congrats on the new crib. Secondly, this is a very good song indeed. And last but certainly not least, Dwayne, I also salute you and thank you. Good luck. You'll be in my thoughts.
If you liked this song and video I highly recommend the song Everyday Heroes by Dave Carroll. It's another amazing emotional tribute to First Responders.
I support The First Responders Police Firefighter and EMS EMT Paramedic that's why I'm making a custom Bass 5 Strings it's called For The First Responders AP-5 from ESP Custom Bass 5 Strings guitar
Hey buddy. Thanks a million for the words on my song and video. I have been a firefighter and paramedic for over 25 years and wrote when those sirens are gone 5 years ago. It's really making an impact. Thanks again BIRDMAN!
Wow...I am honored that you took the time to comment on my video. This is an amazing song, and you are an amazing person for all you do for our safety. I can't thank you enough. God Bless you. Much love to ya, my brother.
Thanks again my man. Take care and be safe amd healthy.
@@KevinDavisonMusic Same to you, my brother. Same to you. Thank you again for your service.
Their big impact no matter what country u in this song will effect anyone I wanna be fire and rescue in Australia my future Casue I'm in RFS who fight bush fire this past years so this song needs goes two fire fighter who lost their life on fire ground from tree doesn't matter where song song comes from Kevin Davies u did make good song I listen to it all time
Thank you for the song, really helps you out it into words, you’ll never forget that first fatality call, I drive by that scene everyday and it just kinda comes back you know.
I have been a volunteer firefighter for almost 5 years and I would not change it for anything. I want to that my brothers and sisters for their hard work and dedication.
16 year Volunteer firey in Australia, veteran of 16 fire seasons, including Black Saturday fires in Victoria with the CFA. This song hits home, having been a "Vollie" since I was 18, in three states. But the worst call is call with kids. I can still remember responding to a job, only 100m from our "shed" as we call the station (and back then it literally was just a shed!) for car vs truck. The truck had completely crushed the car, the roof was just about touching the back seat. Well me and my mate raced in, and our hearts near came out of our chests when we saw the baby seat in the back of that car. We worked like maniacs to try and get into that space, and we feared the worst, but that roof had stopped just short of that little boy. We got him out and reunited with his Mum. The thing about it though, was at the time, we both had sons around the same age as this little boy. Our wives later found us in my mate's shed, where we were holding a debrief of the incident, which included quite a few cans, that job had rocked both of us. But we bounced back, and we still answer the call. Some things just stick with you (I also served 15 years as a Prison Officer in Maximum security, that's a door I keep very closed!) and at times your mind wonders, but your mates and Braigade always have your back, they become your second family, and it's a life I'm bloody glad I've lived.
Thanks for the amount of respect you give to us, I've been a firefighter/EMR for 4 years
From an Army Vet and current Police Officer, Thank you!! ❤️ keep being awesome.
More importantly, thank you. I appreciate your service, and thank you for watching. Much love to ya.
An absolute PASS!! I'm a first responder in law enforcement and also served in '91 (ODS) Operation Desert Storm and (OIF) Operation Iraqi Freedom. I was an Army Nurse and when I went into basic training, Hurricane Hugo hit in 1989. We hit the ground running with medicine, food, and care. PTSD is very common among first responders and a good way to deal with it is to learn how to compartmentalize what you feel and see on the job, and it helps you push through. In doing so, it helps train your brain to let you look at those sights and feelings when you get some spare time.We never forget what we see and feel- but it does make it easier to deal with. It's all too easy to self-medicate and so many do and it's very understandable. I walk that same line with my fellow first responders and please know that you aren't the only one. Dwayne, stay safe and sound and expect the Army base to be pretty much shutdown, and remember, expect the unexpected. *Crisp Salute* US Army Maj. (Ret.)
Wow..that is awesome. God Bless you as well. Thank you for what you do for all of us. Much love to ya, ma'am.
Thank you for serving this country.
Thank you so much!!!! My husband is chief of our volunteer fire department, we’re both firefighters 🚒 and I and my daughter are 1st responders. Our shift is never over and we’ve seen much worse than what’s in this video. The death of children in a car accident is the worst thing. Burnt bodies in a house fire. It’s hard but we stay with it. We thank God for an amazing Chaplain on our committee. My husband has been a firefighter for over 25 years and I over 15 after I quit working to keep my 1st granddaughter.
Been a volunteer firefighter for 6 years now and I love being a firefighter
I'm a volunteer fire fighter in Australia 🇦🇺 and it's all very true. You see it you live with it, when that pager goes off at any time of the day, to go somewhere you might never of been to save someone you never met. I've been hospitalised multiple times but at the end of the day the victim survived and we all go about our days just waiting on the next call out. I'm 36 now I joined at 18 I don't regret any of it. I'd do it all over again.
I'm proud to be a Lexington Kentucky University police department cop and a volunteer firefighter for the Lexington KY fire department
I'm a 23 year veteran of the volunteer fire service. Two and half months ago I was dispatched to a motor vehicle accident. While working the call I was struck by another vehicle. I suffered 7 facial fractures 2 skull fractures and nerve damage to the left side of my face. I'm fighting like h*** to get back to doing what I love and am called to do.
I appreciate the love and shout out, @Birdman. Dwayne, be safe out there, brother.
FF for life.
This is the best song out there for first responders. I am currently a volunteer firefighter for 2 fire departments.
Definitely hits hard on this song. I have been a volunteer firefighter for about 3-4 years now. Hopefully going to be in the academy soon. Want to make a career out of it. Thanks for the share.
Year late, but thank you so much from this firefighter/ medic. ❤ much love.
I come from a family full of first responders and while I’m not one myself, this song is so powerful and always makes me wonder how my brother and sister who are first responders are really coping. They often use humor as a coping mechanism but some of the stories they’ve told me, I just can’t imagine. And I’m sure there are plenty more they don’t know how to share. With an uncle who’s a former beat cop and current detective and an aunt who’s an er nurse to my grandmother who was an RN in an ER for 30+ years and my grandfather who was a police officer and then a detective and a captain in his 40+ year career, to my older brother being a firefighter and his wife being an ER nurse and my older sister being an EMT and her husband being a firefighter, we are a family full of first responders and medical professionals and I can never fully comprehend what my family members go through, but as someone on the sidelines, there have been days I fear for their safety myself, it’s tough for all parties, and this song means a lot. And so does your respect. I’ve only just found your channel but your appreciation for first responders means a lot more than you might think, though I think these comments have shown you how much everyone appreciates what you have to say, so thank you
i have 16 years of life from when i was born, and i'm aiming to be a Paramedic in Italy, these song even if it's in America, it's still the same things and, it's really deep, love this song!! thanks to all First Responders all over the World!!
Thanks for the video bro. Im currently on my 24th yr as a law enforcement officer with 8yrs US Army prior to that I have tons and tons of trauma currently battling PTSD. Thank you!!!!!!
The thanks go to you, my brother. Thank you so much for your service. It truly means the world to me. What you have done and given cannot be appreciated enough. God Bless you. Much love to ya.
An absolute Pass is correct Brother! This song tells so much about what we go through on the daily and as many have said before, We try pushing those memories to the back of our minds, But they always sneak up on us and we never can truly forget the things we have seen, I've been a Volunteer Fire Fighter for 6 Years now, I don't do it for the Thanks I do it for the love of those in need and I can tell you this no matter what happens, I will continue to do it till the day I am gone, I love all my brothers and sisters who are out there Helping those in Need! God Bless each and every one of you! and to Kevin Davison Thank you very much for this song Brother!
My absolute pleasure. Take care.
This is my go to in order to explain what it is like for me to my friends and family who aren’t first responders. It’s never the ones you saved that stick with you. Been listening to this song on repeat for the last few days, I folded the flag at my brothers funeral Saturday.
i'm a firefighter in the state of illinois and i just found ur channel
Beautiful
Couldn't agree more. Thank you watching. I appreciate the support. :)
Thanks for reacting to my fathers video! It’s awesome to see you react to this
Wow...thank you so much for taking the time to drop in. Your Dad mentioned something to me as well. Such an amazing song....Your father is a hero. I know you already know that...but he really is. Much love to both of you.
Every time I hear this song I break down and cry but I try to hold back the tears but I can't
Well done Kevin! See you out on the road! 🚑🚑🚑
Hey Birdman I just stumbled across this video it’s an amazing song. I’m about to go into firefighting. From what I’ve heard you definitely cannot forget what you see and it’s really hard. Thank you for the amazing video!!
I was a firefighter/paramedic... For 20 years. From the time I was 18...my first call I saw my Chief get set on fire he died a week later...I lost 3 paramedic coworkers....one of which was my partner and best friend to suicide....I have dealt with PTSD for many years....to anyone else dealing with the nightmares...the memories...the flash backs......you are not alone....reach out....I went to counceling for 2 years and have came close to suicide myself to make the nightmares stop...to end the sleepless nights... Like my councilor said..Dont dwell on the bad...think of the good you have done...the lives you saved....it far out weighs the bad....Stay safe brothers and sisters....
I am a EMT and a volunteer Firefighter
Thanks so much,, everyone.
Thank you, my friend.
The first responders that found my adopted son knew him all his life I thank God for them it was a hard thing for them as it was for me 😪 R.I.P Scott
:( So sad. God Bless them, and you. As always, much love to ya, ma'am.
It’s always rough running a call with someone you know involved, ram my own mothers wreck, that was a heart stopper
firefighter paramedic here 24 yrs and now have cancer I am battling
We have a first responder in the family. At one point they were called to an accident scene not far from the house. It was one of the neighbors teenage daughter and her future sil. They knew on sight there was nothing to do but pull out the tarp thing to put over the car. So they did so and kept their brother/fiance from trying to run on scene. Both girls were clearly gone. Then, once the scene was cleared, had to go home to their own child and tell them one of their best friends was gone. A kid that spent time growing up and playing with their own.
I am one proud little sister, my big sis is an EMT and a volunteer firefighter she’s always telling me about what calls she gets, I always shake my head and think she’s crazy for doing what she does, but I know she couldn’t do anything else. She loves helping people and my big sister!
Ben a vol.firefighter since 2008 love it
Amen, my brother. God Bless you. Thank you so much for your service. Much love to you, my friend.
Being a vet and on fire department for ten years that hits it on the head
Thank you. I just became a volunteer firefighter before covid.
Thank YOU, my friend. Thank you.
1 Year VFD Firefighter, got respect when i told someone from australian that we firefighters came to help, and till this day i respect fire, ems and police
God Bless you, my friend. Thank you for what you do. I truly appreciate it. Much love to ya.
Hey I’m a firefighter and all the stuff you said I just want to say thank you and you understand what we go through day in and day out and it is hard to get the view out of head and I just want to say thank you for supporting us and now I’m a huge fan of your and thank you so much
Thank you for what you do, my friend. I appreciate it so much. I'm a huge fan of yours, to be honest. God Bless you. Much love to ya.
Hey it’s hard to see what we do see and we does still are sleep and we probably have like 4 hours of sleep and go to work the next morning it’s hard but we have god on are side that’s how we make it through
I’m a firefighter here in Tennessee and whether it’s a car wreck or a house on fire. It affects all of us, we do our best to compose ourselves at the scenes. I just want to say to my brothers and sisters out there. I pray we all come home to our families and friends.
Yes sir! We have to put everything we see in the back of our mind and we don’t know when the memory will pop into our minds. But we go back the next call and focus on the task at hand!
God Bless you, my friend. Thank you for what you do..it truly means the world to me. You do something most couldn't dream of. Much love to ya.
I was a female firefighter. Now I’m just with someone who’s in the military. The horrible scenes haunts you at night
I still have nightmares from what I've seen and sometimes I wakeup in tears but I have to move on
I can't even imagine, brother.
As a firefighter my self thank you for your words it's hard for us I don't get much sleep anymore
I'm a volunteer firefighter with the Blackheath Mt Victoria RFS 2019 I was between work and the bushfires and I'd do it again and I suffer from PTSD
The dad of my buddy was or is (I'm not entirely sure) a volunterey fireman. Those are pretty common especially in rural areas here in Germany. He told they once got a call that a farmer was stuck in the mower on his tractor. Apparently the farmer tried to fix something and it grapped him and pulled him in. Pretty sure that scene wasn't pretty to look at.
Awesome crib bro! U got one my fave baseball players of all time! Cal Ripken Jr! I met him, great guy! Great video bro! Keep up the great work!
Thank you brother. I appreciate that. I am a huge Astros fan, but I love Cal. He and Lou Gehrig have a connection, and my Dad died of Lou Gehrig's disease. I have a ball signed by Gehrig next to a ball signed by Cal. And a ball signed by Nolan Ryan next to them also because my Dad got it for me through George W Bush when he owned the Rangers.
Birdman's Place oh man Nolan Ryan my pitcher off all time bro - niceeeees
This song hits me so hard. I have been a volunteer firefighter for 6 years now it a small town. 99% of the calls that I go on are friends or family. Every time those tones go out I pray to God that it isn't bad.
9 yrs as a firefighter and 8 years as a emergency medical responder and 2 years as constable and 2 years as a emergency medical technician this song is so true on so many levels
25 year veteran firefighter/Emergency Medical Responder Brooklyn Volunteer Fire Department in Brooklyn Mississippi.
Kevin Davison is a kantville Nova Scotia fire fighter and a paramedic I actually live in kantville Nova Scotia and live near the fire department I love this song
This one got to me I still have problems with calls I've ran on
Dispatcher for 10 years. I don’t see it, but I hear it for 12 hours a day. A lot of times we don’t hear the outcome...my imagination-my best friend as a kid-is my worst enemy now.
Been a volunteer firefighter for almost 10 years. I’ve seen miracles and I’ve seen bad times
I started when I was about 13 and I’m 16 now and I have seen some stuff. We try and forget about it when we go home and when we get a call we focus on what we have to do to save someone’s life
Wow...yeah, I bet you have. Thank you again for all you do, brother.
Hey mate, it is not only shit what we see. Once their was a car crash and a pregnant woman was stuck in the car. I had a whole conversation with her, 4 months later she came to the fire department to let us meet her baby boy. Those are the moment you remember and you know were you doing it for!
My uncle was a cop (retired) and a buddy of mine is now. The job is mostly boring from what I’ve heard, but the extremes are very difficult; especially when it’s your community.
In war you can disassociate that place, and those people, to an extent. First responders are protecting and helping their neighbors, that’s a tough cookie.
Amen....couldn't agree more.
I have a tattoo on my fore arm “if only my mind could forget what my sees have seen”
Thank you. I'm a volunteer firefighter but it's still tough sometimes
Most definitely, my brother. God Bless you...thank you for volunteering to help everyone. Much love to ya.
@@BirdmansPlace Much love back to you too, love watching your videos
@@bobcatfootbal1 Thank you, my friend. I appreciate that.
@@BirdmansPlace Not a problem. Can you do a reaction to Big Red Truck. It's another song about firefighters
I listened to this song when I was ems cadet it helped because I developed ptsd from my 2 years working, I like your videos if you could do a video reaction by myself it is a fire/ems cadet tribute also a tribute to a fallen Firefighter
Sure..I can do that. Go ahead and let me know the title.
Fire/Ems cadet tribute and a tribute to my dad rip 502 and the picture will be a fire helmet with the number 502 and the creator is me ryan coffey
@@docbravo9677 I will definitely take a look. Thank you brother.
Where to start? First off, congrats on the new crib. Secondly, this is a very good song indeed. And last but certainly not least, Dwayne, I also salute you and thank you. Good luck. You'll be in my thoughts.
Thank you, my brother. I really appreciate that. And yes...Dewayne is someone to be saluted as well. Much love to ya, my friend.
If you liked this song and video I highly recommend the song Everyday Heroes by Dave Carroll. It's another amazing emotional tribute to First Responders.
About a year ago I left for Afghanistan
Had completely forgot about you moving lol
lol..yessir. I love it. The house is awesome.
Volunteer firefighter EMT for 6 years
God Bless you, my friend. Thank you so much for your actions, and for what you do. I truly can't express enough what it means to me. Much love to ya.
Yeah I'm nswrfs I suffer from PTSD yeah that's right you can't imagine when you're between work and fighting bushfires I still feel The fuckin pain
Param3dic been in ems for 25 years
I do military and fire
I support The First Responders Police Firefighter and EMS EMT Paramedic that's why I'm making a custom Bass 5 Strings it's called For The First Responders AP-5 from ESP Custom Bass 5 Strings guitar
As a 25 year paramedic it's a great portrayl of the life.
Stapelton Volunteer fire departments no longer in but did it for 5 years
Thank you for your service, my friend. I really appreciate it. Much love to ya.
Firefighter Bls provder for 5 years had to take a break due to mental health issues
I'm in the process of putting my application in for the wapello county fire department
That's amazing. Thank you so much for that. Much love to ya.
@@BirdmansPlace thank you
@@stevenskinner3896 Absolutely, my friend. Salute to you.
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I'm a paramedic I don't do what I do for recognition or Fame I do it because it is who I am it is what I am
Well I can tell you I appreciate you for who you are then, my friend. Much love to ya.
Going on about 3 years of being a first responder
God Bless you, brother. Thank you for all you do.
Glad to see Stone Cold made the move to the new place.
Oh you know it...it's just not Birdman's Place without Stone Cold doing the ol' photobomb..lol.
You beat me to it Tim! Ha
@@adamspark9259 lol...couldn't forget ol' Stone Cold.
I hope I will see the he did not have to be by Brad Paisley
It's coming soon, my friend.
i am a police k-9 handler
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Angel Flight pleases
It is on the list. I will definitely do it. :) Thank you for the request and support. Much love to ya.