living in a paramedic bubble

Paul does not write like a textbook. He writes like a man sitting across from you with a coffee, telling you about his shift. Inside this book, you will find the calls that never left him. A seven-month-old baby brought back to life on the floor of a moving ambulance. A cardiac patient carried down seventeen floors in total darkness when the power failed. A man found hiding inside a cardboard maze he built in his own apartment. A quiet night at a wedding that needed nothing from anybody. You will also find the other side of the job. The jokes at three in the morning. The free coffee that meant more than it should have. The paperwork that gave a grieving family answers years later. Running through all of it, one simple idea: everybody lives inside their own bubble. This one belonged to a paramedic, and he is opening it up for you.