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May 12, 2026
Suicide in our Fire Service
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49:51Kyle McLauryHOST
And I guess my question is, is there anything I should know walking into that, that situation? Is that okay of a setup for a question? I don't know.
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50:01Tara SteinGUEST
I think, you know, what it's important for everybody to know is that anybody can ask someone how you're doing, and, like, sit and actually listen, be an active listener to them.
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50:10Tara SteinGUEST
Like pa- you know, have eye contact, listen to what they're telling you, look at what their body language is telling you, and if they're in a situation where someone is not, uh, able to talk or anything.
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50:23Tara SteinGUEST
You should be able to go to someone and say, "How's it going?" You know? Like, "You look like you've, uh, you know, didn't have a good few days off.
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50:32Tara SteinGUEST
You know, did something happen at home? What's happening, or what's going on?" You know? Um, everybody should be able to ask people that, and listen.
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