HeyJaredKelly Grayson
Self-unemployed novelist, paramedic, public speaker, educator and outdoorsman. He loves Shiner Bock, shenanigans and royalty checks.
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Seeking Words of Balm (opens the original)
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This one is an oldie first posted on my blog nineteen years ago, written in response to a reader who was a medical student at the time. He is now, last I heard, a successful physician who owns his own staffing company, with a wife and kid of his own. Hopefully he got something from it, and you will too.This Substack is reader-supported. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.<input class="email
P-Con: Vortex of Chaos (opens the original)
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P-Con is right around the corner, folks: September 25-27, 2026 in Dallas.We would lurve to see you there, of course. You should make time to attend, but aside from the panels, vendors, fellowship, cosplaying and adult beverages that you’ll find there, you can experience P-Con vicariously through this year’s anthology, dedicated to supporting the con. This Substack is reader-supported. To receive new posts an
RIP, Randy Mantooth (opens the original)
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If you’re an EMS provider of a certain vintage, chances are you got into the field because of the influence of the television series Emergency! LAFD Paramedics Johnny Gage and Roy DeSoto were the heroes of an entire generation of EMS providers.When I first went to EMT school, we were required to watch two movies: Mother, Juggs and Speed, to show what EMS used to be like, and Emergency! to show what it was supposed to be like. This Sub
Star of Life (opens the original)
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The river had receded enough that the basin at the end of the dock was down to a few scattered puddles. When Ryan stepped out of his truck, Dawn waved to him from the stern of Ecnalubma. Read more
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