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Hey,

Typical mop-up work after a fire changed in an instant
for West Point (Indiana) Fire Chief Gary Cheesman. 

&nbsp;

"The instant it happened, 'oh my goodness, I just
lost an eye for a vacant house'," Cheesman said. 

&nbsp;&nbsp; 

The fire with suspicious origins broke out January 23
near Attica.&nbsp;West Point Volunteer
Firefighters fought the fire from the outside because it was vacant. 

&nbsp;

Chief Cheesman said the house had hundreds of rounds of
ammunition inside.&nbsp;Firefighters had
heard bullets explode as they worked the fire, but thought none of the possible
projectiles were traveling beyond the structure.&nbsp;&nbsp; 

&nbsp;

The fire was knocked down and he had walked to the back
of the house to discuss what firefighters should do next.&nbsp;Because he was running the pumper and was
wearing a radio headset around his head, he wasn't wearing his helmet. That's
when it happened. 

&nbsp;

"There was a bang that went off," Cheesman
said.&nbsp;"It felt like someone punched
me."&nbsp;A primer cap from a .223
caliber bullet entered in the corner of his eye by his nose and lodged behind the
eyeball. 

&nbsp;

"I thought I lost it," Cheesman said.&nbsp;"I thought 'this old house, that's worth
nothing, and I lose an eye over it'." 

Anywhere else on his face and doctors think he would have
had just a scratch. 

Paramedics rushed Chief Cheesman to the hospital. 

&nbsp;

Surgery last week has helped improve the Chiefs vision as
it's getting better, but it's still blurry. Doc's told the Chief they are
hopeful his vision will clear completely in 4 to 8 weeks and he'll be back on
the job.

&nbsp;

Chief Cheesman said he's been overwhelmed by the response
sincerity fighters and friends since January 23. He hopes his story serves as a
reminder to everyone who work in potentially dangerous situations, to always
wear all of your protective gear-including eye protection.

HERE is much more: http://www.wlfi.com/dpp/news/local/freak-accident-nearly-claims-eyesight-of-volunteer-fire-chief

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BillyG

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 <![CDATA[What seemed to be typical mop-up work after a fire changed in an instant for West Point Volunteer Fire Chief Gary Cheesman. "The instant it happened, 'oh my goodness, I just lost an eye for a vacant house'," Cheesman said. It's a chance maybe one in a million.   A fire with suspicious origins broke out January 23 on County Road East 1400 North in Fountain County near Attica.  West Point firefighters fought from the outside because it was vacant. Cheesman said the house had hundreds of rounds of ammunition inside.  Firefighters had heard bullets explode as the fire ran its course, but thought none of the possible projectiles were traveling beyond the structure.   Cheesman said the flames had settled down and he had walked to the back of the house to discuss what firefighters should do next.  Because he was running the pumper truck and was wearing a radio around his head, he wasn't wearing his helmet. That's when it happened. "There was a bang that went off," Cheesman said.  "It felt like someone punched me." A primer cap from a .223 caliber bullet entered in the corner of his eye by his nose and lodged behind the eyeball.      "I thought I lost it," Cheesman said.  "I thought 'this old house, that's worth nothing, and I lose an eye over it'." Anywhere else on his face and doctors think he would have had just a scratch.      Paramedics rushed Cheesman to the hospital. Surgery last week put the primer cap where it belonged, in a plastic container, along with the bullet that the cap came from. As for Cheesman's vision, "It's getting better, but it's still blurry." Doctors have told Cheesman they are hopeful his vision clears completely in four to eight weeks.  But he's not stepping down from the fire department.      "Oh, no," Cheesman said.  "Once it's in your blood, it's there." Cheesman said he's been overwhelmed by the response from fellow firefighters and other emergency personnel since January 23.      He hopes his story serves as a reminder to everyone who work in potentially dangerous situations, to always wear protective eye gear.      Because of the injury, if an arsonist is caught, he or she will face stiffer charges....]]>
 
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 <![CDATA[Newlywed Hayley Bester has had to look at her wedding pictures with only one eye. Bester's right eye has been the victim of an attack by a water-borne parasite called Acanthamoeba Keratitis. "On my honeymoon, we were having a great time and went swimming in the pools and used the hot tubs," recalled Bester. "I am a contact lens wearer, or I was. I had kept them in when I was in the tubs, hot tubs and the pool (aboard their cruise ship to Alaska last summer). Apparently, this water-borne parasite got underneath my contact lens and just started making itself at home." Bester also said she allowed herself to fall asleep wearing the lenses, giving the parasite "an opportunity to proliferate and attack." Bester began to notice severe pain in her right eye. "My husband (Roy) helped me day and night with eye drops. I had to do them evry hour and there are four to six drops every hour, so that leaves very little time to rest in between." Her light sensitivity greatly reduced her ability to work at her full-time Pine Bend refinery firefighter's job or her work as a volunteer firefighter at Mendota Heights. Worse is the possibility of worsening her eye condition. "The amoeba is an organism that lives in water and it also has an affinity for contact lenses," commented Dr. Omar Awad, corneal opthamologist with the Phillips Eye Institute of Minneapolis and the Awad Eye Center in Falcon Heights. Awad's office in Falcon Heights includes one of only three "confocal" microscopes in Minnesota, which allows him to see more deeply into the tissue of the eye. "If there is a break in the surface of the cornea, the acanthamoeba organism can penetrate into the cornea and cause an infection," said Awad, who sees a few cases of acanthamoeba keratitis each year in Minnesota. If the parasite is not contained or killed, it can spread deeper in the corneal tissue. The worst case scenarios of such a case can mean a corneal transplant or even removal of the eye. "If the organisms spread further out beyond the cornea, then sometimes, you actually have to remove the eye in order to stop the condition," said Awad. "People have to be very cautious about their contact lens usage, I think, is the best way to prevent it," he said. The parasite can live in any type of water, chlorinated or not, even tap water. "And coming in contact with any type of water, whether it is showering, washing your face, rinsing contact lens cases (while wearing contacts is foolish)," said Bester. "it is not the pools and the hot tubs that are the problem. It is wearing the contacts in water. It takes just one droplet with a parasite in it that can really affect your vision." Bester is barely able to open her right eye. Fortunately, her left eye is not affected. "Just the one eye. It is not contagious and it does not transfer between the two eyes," explained Bester. Advice from Dr. Awad about contact lens users includes avoiding home-made lens cleaning solutions. "You should use a commercially prepared contact lens cleaning solution and there are certain solutions that are better than others for killing organisms." Also, he recommends getting to an eye doctor quickly if one is experiencing pain in the eye, particularly if one is a contact lens wearer. Hayley Bester tried going to Canada for an experimental treatment, not approved in this country, but it only helped for a short time. "The topical medications for treating this condition are not commercially available," said Awad. "But they are compounded at the Phillips Eye Institute where they have a special compounding pharmacy that can make the medications." Firefighters John Mendez and Ken Weisenburger of the Mendota Heights Fire Department has organized a benefit for Hayley and Roy to help defer some medical expenses. The event is at the Mendota VFW. Details of the event are on facebook at https://www.facebook.com/events/206932012732078. Donations to help the Besters can be mailed to: Hayley Bester Benefit, c/o Gateway Bank 745 Market Street Mendota Heights, MN 55118 Checks should be made out to "Hayley Bester Benefit." Hayley's Caring Bridge site can be accessed at http://www.caringbridge.org/visit/hayleybester....]]>
 
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 <![CDATA[&nbsp;HESPERIA â¢ A San Bernardino County Fire ambulance and small vehicle collided as the emergency vehicle was trying to get to a medical aid call Wednesday afternoon, shutting down the intersection for a short time and causing major traffic delays, San Bernardino County Sheriff's and Fire officials said.Two firefighters and the two occupants of the vehicle were taken to hospitals to be treated for minor injuries, said Deputy Kevin McCurdy of the Hesperia stationâs Major Accident Investigation Team.A little after 2 p.m., the ambulance was traveling north on Highway 395 just south of Main Street with its lights and siren on when, according to McCurdy, a vehicle heading eastbound on Main Street stopped short in the intersection in front of a black pick-up truck. The truck then swerved and struck a white compact car, sending it into the driverâs side of the ambulance.The driver and passenger of the ambulance were taken to Arrowhead Regional Medical Center and the female driver and her young female passenger were transported to Desert Valley Hospital, officials said.Northbound motorists were rerouted onto side streets, which caused a major back-up on Poplar Street. Traffic on Main Street and Phelan Road was also delayed....]]>
 
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CRASH KILLS FIRE CHIEF AND CRITICALLY INJURES ASS'T 
CHIEF
The Secret List www.FireFighterCloseCalls.com
We regret to advise you that the the Chief of the Franklin Township VFD, 
located in Erie County, PA was killed last night along with the Ass't 
Chief being critically injured in a crash while returning to quarters. Fire 
Chief David Flint was killed in the Line of Duty in that head-on MVA. Their 
Assistant Chief, Sharon Petri, was with him and is currently in serious 
condition at a local hospital. More to follow. Our sincere condolences to all 
affected. RIP Chief Flint.
MEDIA DETAILS HERE:

http://www.erietvnews.com/
http://goerie.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20120203/NEWS02/302029860
 
 
MINN FIREFIGHTER MAYDAY RADIO TRAFFIC
This "small" single family dwelling fire happened last month. The fire 
had burned through the first floor and immediately collapsed when St. Paul 
Firefighters made their way through the front door. One Firefighter fell through 
the floor but managed to spread his arms across the hole which kept him from 
falling into the basement below which was fully engulfed in flames. But, as he 
dangled just a few feet above the flames he received third degree burns on his 
legs and back. The FF's pulled their Brother FFJeff Black out and saved his 
life. If the rest of the floor had given way, the outcome could have been much 
worse for Black and the other firefighters. FF Black was just released from the 
hospital where he received several skin grafts and is not yet back to 
work.
NOTE:
-The size of the house-don't let it fool you.
-Their training that kicked in by all involved. Training. 

-The rapid response and availability (staffing) of other FF's to secure and 
rescue him.
-EMS on the scene when it happened-ready for service.
Situational awareness applies before the bad stuff happens-but also when 
and after it happens ...and it played out well here-resulting in a FF's life 
saved.
HERE IS THE VIDEO AND AUDIO: http://kstp.com/news/stories/S2480776.shtml?cat=1
Take Care-BE CAREFUL.
BillyG
The Secret List 2-3-12 / 0839 Hours
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 <![CDATA[We regret to advise you that the the Chief of the Franklin Township VFD, located in Erie County, PA was killed last night along with the Ass't Chief being critically injured in a crash while returning to quarters. Fire Chief David Flint was killed in the Line of Duty in that head-on MVA. Their Assistant Chief, Sharon Petri, was with him and is currently in serious condition at a local hospital. More to follow. Our sincere condolences to all affected. RIP ...]]>
 
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 <![CDATA[By Jeremy SchwartzAn accident in south Birch Bay on Wednesday sent three people, two of them from Blaine, to the hospital and totaled a North Whatcom Fire and Rescue (NWFR) ambulance.&nbsp;At about 3 p.m. on February 1, Blaine resident Timothy Howe, 56, was driving south on Kickerville Road in his 2005 Ford Edge when he ran a stop sign and struck a NWFR ambulance traveling west on Bay Road, according to the Washington State Patrol. The force from the accident spun the ambulance, which came to rest on its side in a nearby ditch.&nbsp;Howe was injured in the crash and was transported to PeaceHealth St. Joseph Medical Center. Howe had been upgraded from serious to satisfactory condition as of February 2, said Amy Cloud, St. Joseph Medical Center communications director.&nbsp;Two NWFR firefighters, 37-year-old Anthony Esser, who was driving the ambulance, and his passenger, 30-year-old Joel Sellinger of Blaine, were also injured and transported to St. Joseph Medical Center. They have been treated and released. The ambulance was returning from a call in Birch Bay and was not carrying anyone.&nbsp;âWe were lucky,â NWFR assistant chief Henry Hollander said.&nbsp;The ambulance involved was totaled and was one of three new rigs NWFR had recently bought, Hollander said. Ambulances cost between $140,000 and $150,000, and NWFRâs insurance company will work with Howeâs insurance agent to negotiate a reimbursement amount.&nbsp;For the time being, a back-up ambulance from fire station 63 on Birch Bay-Lynden Road will be transferred to the coverage area of the totaled ambulance, which was based out of the fire station on Odell Road in Blaine. Hollander said ambulances being involved in collisions on their way back from calls is relatively rare, but accidents do happen.&nbsp;Washington State Patrol does not suspect drugs or alcohol were a factor in the accident, but Howe will be cited for failure to stop. Everyone involved was wearing seat belts.&nbsp;&nbsp;...]]>
 
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 <![CDATA[By Moriah Balingit, Pittsburgh Post-GazetteA Fayette County man was arraigned today on charges of aggravated assault after police said he swung a shovel at a medic answering a call at a neighboring apartment late Sunday.Robert Shaner, 58, of Connellsville, is also charged with terroristic threats, reckless endangerment, resisting law enforcement, harassment and public drunkenness.In a news release, state police said a medic arrived at an apartment complex in the 2700 block of Memorial Boulevard in Bullskin to respond to a call at around 10:20 Sunday night.While attempting to contact the patient inside, Mr. Shaner, who was in the adjacent unit, came out and started "cursing and swing a shovel" at the medic and threatened to shoot him.The medic finally got into the patient's apartment. He and another co-worker barricaded themselves inside and waited for police.When police arrived, Mr. Shaner smelled of alcohol and struggled with officers who attempted to restrain him, police said.Mr. Shaner was arraigned before district judge Ronald J. Haggerty Jr., who set his bond at $50,000....]]>
 
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 <![CDATA[DANBURY, England â A&nbsp;critically ill patient had to be cut from an ambulance after it careered into a ditch while on an emergency call.Peter Langley, 74, from Great Totham, had been picked up from his home and was being driven to Broomfield Hospital when the ambulance transporting him collided with a van on Main Road, Danbury.Three paramedics had been escorting him and managed to free themselves but two fire crews were dispatched to release the patient on Friday. The patient is in a stable condition.Quickly Chelmsford fire officer Martin Hills told the Chronicle: "We arrived very quickly after the accident happened at just after 10.30am. When we got there the paramedics were already out of the ambulance which was down a ditch by the side of the road."We proceeded to lift the patient out of the back of the ambulance and he was quickly taken away by a replacement ambulance that had arrived."The road between Hulls Lane and Riffhams Lane was closed for two hours. The paramedics were also taken to Broomfield Hospital with minor injuries."The van and female driver were at the side of the road. She was uninjured," said Mr Hills.East of England Ambulance Service spokesman Gary Sanderson said: "An investigation has been launched to find out the cause of the collision and we are working closely with Essex Police."&amp;nb...]]>
 
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 <![CDATA[By Steven BarrieA San Bernardino County fire ambulance was involved in a collision today as it responded to a medical call in Hesperia.The ambulance was traveling north on U.S. Highway 395 when it was hit about 2:15 p.m. by another vehicle at Main Street, said Tracey Martinez, spokeswoman for the Fire Department.The two firefighter/paramedics in the ambulance suffered minor injuries and were taken to Arrowhead Regional Medical Center in Colton, Martinez said.The two people in the other vehicle suffered moderate injuries and were taken to Desert Valley Medical Center in Victorville, she said.Sheriffâs traffic investigators are looking into the collision, she said.&nbsp;...]]>
 
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