Many of us like to think that we’re prepared to handle emergencies, but when tragedy strikes, it’s easy to forget everything you’ve ever been told. So if you need a reminder of what to do in stressful, life-threatening situations, we’ve got you covered, pandas.
First responders on Reddit have been sharing safety advice to help others avoid the most common, fatal mistakes they see people (and fellow emergency workers) make. From removing trip hazards from your home to simply staying out of the way in a dangerous situation, be sure to take note of any advice that’s news to you. And keep reading to find conversations with the Reddit user who started this thread and retired Fire Lieutenant and host of Responder Resilience, David Dachinger!
