The Illusion of Emotionlessness: How My Neurodivergence Shields Me from Tragedy

As it turns out, people take for granted that a career with the ambulance service means you're forever weighed down by death, trauma, and tragedy. They ask, “How do you not let it get to you?” Or, sometimes more abruptly, “Do you even feel anything?”The truth is, I do feel. But not in the way they think.Whilst this conversation does not contain any explicit content, it may contain subjects people find triggering. Difficult conversations often do, feel free to reach out if you wish to discuss anything about what you hear here.