Blood,Sweat and Teabags

Take an exhilarating Ambulance ride through the 1970’s Streets of Liverpool
This is a memoir of my time as an Ambulance man in Liverpool, which spans the years of
1969 to 1979.
From my nervous and apprehensive beginning, to becoming a seasoned and experienced
Ambulance person. I attempt to let you, the reader, take that journey with me.
No two calls are ever the same; each has its own unique scenario and characters.
It’s not just about ‘blood and guts’ Its about little old ladies, pompous doctors, violent
drunks, sinister characters, tea and biscuits, impromptu parties, extra marital affairs,
sudden death, spooky experiences, laughing, sadness and of course, those things that
happen behind the scenes of a public Ambulance service..
Over those ten years I also had the personal experiences of my mother’s death, getting
married to a child hood sweetheart, then finding the marriage on a slippery slope that
would end in divorce.