Kentucky

Back on March 8, 1989, my ex-wife responded to a call for firefighters down.

" Lindsey died at the scene, Ayers died 26 hours later, and Zellner survived 27 days before succumbing to his burns."
This is a paragraph from the Oklahoman well into the article.

https://www.oklahoman.com/story/news/1991/04/19/report-details-firemens-deaths-gear-gases-heat-blamed-in-fatal-1989-fire/62530636007/
My ex-wife treated firefighter Zellner. The official protocol back then was load and go, don't do anything invasive, (imagine you were the victim).
She started two large bore IV's and got him prepped to be treated in the burn unit and every doctor spoken to said the only reason he survived that long was because of the actions she took
Amcare tried to fire her because she violated those protocols. It wasn't until doctors from all around stood up for what she did, that they finally stopped.
She was diagnosed with PTSD shortly afterwards and our marriage didn't last two more years.
Please fight for what's right! Get experts to speak loudly for you and please please please push to update these outdated protocols.
I wish you the very best because this part is hell. I'll attest to that.