FBU | Control - Claire's Story

[@matthewtrotman8740]

These are beautifully produced well done to all involved.

[@jamesmasztalerz5930]

We have to remember that the controllers can be as effected as those wholetime responders

[@robertmitchell8728]

Her job is important. But, a hero risks life and/or limb. No offence, but I'm not seeing that here.

[@andrewmills8544]

The dispatchers job is the most important, and the damage to them can be just as bad as frontline operators.

[@lewisricekrispy2]

You don't have to do anything heroic to still be a hero.

[@jojo990100]

well think about it this way, with out her there would be no call until someone runs (and that could be sometime for someone to run to a fire station) to the fire station so no one could be a hero, people would die not all hero's wear capes

[@robertmitchell8728]

@@lewisricekrispy2 Actually, you do. That's the real definition of a hero. You can say anything you want, but that doesn't make it so.

[@robertmitchell8728]

@@jojo990100 Did you read my comment? And a savior, saves. A hero risk life and/or limb to do the right thing. And heros don't always suceed, but they are still a hero.