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Dear Member
There are better ways to quench your thirst: with known carcinogens and all of the other stuff in soda, why would you ever want to drink it? The sugary product definitely doesn't have a place in rehab.
While diabetes used to bar hopefuls from becoming firefighters, that's no longer the case. Use these signs to know how to help a fellow responder who might be suffering from low blood sugar.
— The FR1 Team |
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| The Rehab Zone |
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By Ken Lavelle, FR1 Columnist
NFPA 1582-2007 permits diabetics to be firefighters, but there are a number of strict standards. Some departments will honor them word for word; others, not at all. Understanding diabetes
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| The Rehab Training Center |
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By Jeffrey Lindsey, FR1 Columnist
It's bad enough that soda is full of sugar: now we know that it has carcinogens, too. These and other facts show that soda has no place on the fireground, or in your body.
Container concerns
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