SAFARILAND SAVES

On April 9, 2017, Paramedic Danielle (Dani) Kamenar and her partner were transporting a patient who was suffering shortness of breath when the patient suddenly became combative and struck Kamenar in the abdomen.
Paramedic Kamenar was 32 weeks pregnant at the time and was immediately admitted into the hospital. The assault caused a partial placental abruption and she spent more than a month on continuous bed rest.
Despite the medical attention Kamenar received, she went into early labor and safely delivered baby girl Brooklyn Kamenar prematurely. Every doctor, specialist and nurse that treated Kamenar determined that without her Safariland® MT2-1 armor, there would’ve been a greater chance of a full abruption and Brooklyn most likely would’ve been lost.
We welcome baby Brooklyn Kamenar, SAVE #1988, and Paramedic Dani Kamenar, SAVE #1989, to The Safariland Group SAVES CLUB®.
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[@lordallenpatterson5313]

We in EMS never think we will ever be injured. Because we give so selfishly with every fiber of our being. I served for over 30 years and I have witnessed several instances where one of our EMS family has been injured or even killed. I was even injured were I went 6 months with an unstable spine, once it was brought to light I was rushed to surgery, I understand totally, what kinds of things run through your mind. I was told I would never work again! However I keep the mindset of, “Oh, hell no!!” You were so lucky, thank God for the vest! I’m so happy to hear/see your story! What a beautiful family you have. Thanks for sharing!

[@chad59]

Outstanding, enjoy your life sweetheart.

[@martiniversen4898]

wonderful story