I recently did a job in southern Maine and I had quite an experience. We responded after being called by the state police for a person who commited suicide after tormenting the family in their own home. These people where sleeping and awoke to a person standing over them with a shot gun and then ran upstairs to the granddaughters room awoke her from a sound sleep and finished himself off in front and all over her and her room, her life.
All she could say and do when my team arrived was” thank god you exist” and she gave us hugs and many thank you’s. After the trauma she went through just hours before.
Wow a hug goes a long way…
Gary Paradis
Trauma Scene Cleaners, LLC
248 Waterville road
Norridgewock, Maine 04957
Learn more about this author. To change this standard text, you have to enter some information about your self in the Dashboard -> Users -> Your Profile box. Read more from this author
Gary,
Sorry it took so long for your post to appear on this blog. I have had far too many problems with my hosting service and have been unable to access the admin portion of this blog to publish your post. Hopefully most of the problems have been resolved and there should be no further delays.
Thanks so much for your continued support.
Brandon Stone
President
Bio-Trauma 911, Inc.
Gary,
Congratulations on a job done well! I too have felt the gratitude of the families that we help, and it is very rewarding! And you are right, a hug is one of the biggest compliments that we can receive! I am confident that I am in the right business doing the everything I can for people in the need!
Take care, and keep up the good work!