Fire Station No. 5

I want to Thank all of you for the fast response to my fire. Had you not gotten there we would have lost our home. I know how fast a mobile home goes up. Your all amazing and have always helped in our neighborhood when we'll call. Thank God for you and God bless you for everything you guy's do. I can't begin to imagine what my family would have done had your fast response had not have happened. So again Thank you so very much. Our family has been blessed.

My daughter had ran to the fire station because I live in a subdivision directly behind it so it was in close proximity for her to run to in case of emergency which in this case was my partner had been laying on the bathroom floor in pain because he had a headache for the past week and didn't go to the doctor until today he actually went to the emergency room which they released him after giving him a shot and the rectum for migraines and nausea the police excuse me I mean Fireman ask my partner what he was on and what he had taken today he had no response to that because he has not taken anything he was not that coherent because he was in so much pain I told the fireman that he has had a headache for the past week and he has went to the hospital today he has not taken anything besides Tylenol and over the counter medications that the hospital had given him a shot the fireman looked around the bathroom and there was a can of bathroom cleaner keep in mind this is a bathroom so of course it's going to be there and a can of air freshener also keep in mind bathroom air freshener... so they asked him if he had puffed the bathroom cleaner and air freshener I interjected an interrupted after a few times of them asking this and said no he did not do that you're barking up the wrong tree. He mumbled something about something anyway the fireman interpreted as him saying oxy and he's like when did you do an oxy I think he asked or I'm really sure that he asked if my partner had shot up which I don't know why there's no needle marks nothing on his arm besides maybe where the hospital stuck in with a needle maybe I don't even think that's the case. I live in a ranch house with her all the other houses look the same I have a fairly new Jeep it's 2 years old if that I have average nice things it's a average not poverty-stricken neighborhood so I guess if they were trying to stereotype the situation I am also white everybody in the house is white they made an assumption that my partner was on drugs and was maybe overdosing I'm glad that they didn't spend any more time assuming and stereotyping him as a drug addict because he has had a brain aneurysm which is very life threatening and I'm glad that they did call the ambulance and not the police because they acted like they were pleased and regards to being rude and stereotyping and judging and assuming worst case scenario against my partner. I have tried to Google their number so I can talk to them directly particularly the ones that were in my home to ask them why they chose to say the things and ask the questions they did in front of my child and to my partner who was pain stricken with a life-threatening situation. To find out the answers as to why they did that and also tell them thank you for eventually having the ambulance come also to ask why they did not answer me when I asked if he needed a shirt underwear socks shoes or his phone before they had him walk out the door not carry him on a stretcher. Thank goodness that they did I think they need to not play police investigators judgement nowhere's because they were wrong. My partner was not on drugs he did not overdose. My house was a bit messy but I would not say pour a by any means everybody was tired being me I mean and my partner from being all night because of his brain aneurysm which when I Google says that 40% or a large percentage of people die because of that so when his eyes looked like he was on something people who have neurological brain injuries head traumas or all sorts of medical conditions are not going to have great looking eyes pupils or coherent see