| Sandra | 1475 | Sandra | On March 4, 2025, I fractured my femur while playing soccer at 7 Feathers in Squamish. The care I received from the paramedics who arrived quickly on the scene was exemplary. I cannot express enough my gratitude for their professionalism and attention to both my family and myself . | | 2026-03-23 1:41:23 PM |
| Anonymous | 1474 | Anonymous | The paramedic team of Tak and TJ (TeeJay?) helped my client who fractured her hip on Mar 02 in Richmond. Tak, who was able to communicate with my client in her native language made all the procedures smooth and efficient. The team made sure that we were in good hands until the last moment at the hospital. I also felt safe with the way they handled everything. Their kindness went a long way. | | 2026-03-23 1:29:53 AM |
| Joseph | 1473 | Joseph | Saturday March 21st was the first time in my life I’ve ever called an ambulance feeling like I was having a heart attack (In Surrey). The two paramedics that arrived were both very empathetic (and swoon-handsome), and as a neurodivergent they made me feel comfortable still. One even checked up on me a couple hours later as he was walking by the hospital waiting area. I’ve always loved paramedics. | | 2026-03-22 5:09:36 PM |
| Madeleine | 1472 | Madeleine | On early morning March 3, I called 911 Nanaimo. My husband sadly passed away. It was a huge shock to me, but the assistance I got from the dispatcher and paramedic team was unbelievable. I can only remember the names of 2 ladies that helped me through the traumatic event: Sophie and Rebecca were amazing. They talked to me, were kind, and supported me. Thank you so much. Your kindness truly helped. | | 2026-03-18 4:16:44 AM |
| Anonymous | 1471 | Anonymous | Thank you for responding to calls to save lives in the future I would love to be a CCP or an ALS because I am in the St. JOHN AMBULANCE and I like to save lives as I am trained. | | 2026-03-18 12:34:13 AM |
| C.C. | 1469 | C.C. | Thank you so much to the 911 operator, the Maple Ridge Paramedics and the Maple Ridge Firefighters. The incident was on Mar 9, 2026. You saved my life and spared my daughter from losing her Mom. The one paramedic in the neon green/yellow vest, with glasses and curly hair, thank you for not giving up on me. I feel that you lost me twice and you were able to bring me back. | | 2026-03-17 11:07:48 PM |
| Tony | 1468 | Tony | On or about April 12, 2021, my 80-year-old dad had been released from the hospital in Kelowna after a procedure. The paramedics that attended the hotel when I called 911 were the most caring, attentive guys ever. I don't know their names, but they helped me decide to become a paramedic and I now am one at Station 852. Thank you. | | 2026-03-17 2:46:13 AM |
| Patricia | 1467 | Patricia | Thanks to the three guys (whose names I forget) assisting me yesterday afternoon on maple crescent street after almost passing out, truly could not have had a better first ambulance experience. Funniest guys ever. if this happens again, I hope they’re at the scene. Also, I did in fact get an extension for the assignment due to extenuating circumstances. #crossedoffthebucketlist | | 2026-03-17 12:11:14 AM |
| 2D Palliative Care Burnaby Hospital | 1465 | 2D Palliative Care Burnaby Hospital | Thank you from the bottom of our hearts to the dispatchers who upgraded our urgency for a home transfer and to the 2 paramedics (2 young Filipino gentlemen) who contacted the fire department for extra back up. You fulfilled the final wish of our young patient who wanted to go home by working OT. The transfer wouldn't have been possible if it had been bumped to the next day. Thank you isn't enough! | | 2026-03-09 11:28:18 AM |
