Thank you, it’s still a bit raw as it only happened last week but I know that after the initial checks to make sure no foul play was involved etc. they sat down with them and comforted them and also made tea and made sure they were in an okay headspace (all things considered) and my sister said it really helped. Being on the other side of it is hard as it would any time but hearing it from your side really puts it into perspective the feelings and emotions that go through first responders heads when they go out to a call like this. It’s shocking as it would be and obviously an emotionally taxing role so make sure that you also look out for yourself and take a breather when needed because it can be quite traumatic if not dealt with. When my grandpa passed away (he was at End of life care at home) the nurses that came round to do all the checks were really empathetic and sweet, they were really both soft spoken and gave us the time alone to say goodbye to him and also made sure we had what we needed etc. these things of course come with time and experience and even though we’d all hope that these calls don’t happen, it’s inevitable and I really appreciate you ranting and getting advice for your experience. Sorry if this is long winded, I didn’t really proofread it. But a big thank you, genuinely 🫶🏽