FIREFIGHTER WIDOW | Carney Strong

Thoughts From a Firefighter Widow

Each firefighter family cancer story is different, and we want Carney Strong Initiative to share a variety of thoughts, concerns, emotions from all avenues of the firefighter family. This will help us reach more firefighters, more families, to ensure they know and understand the importance of cancer prevention, cancer preparations, and more. As much as we want prevention to be the main focus, we understand that more firefighters will be diagnosed. We want those families to be prepared, and learn from our family cancer story, to hopefully have them better prepared for their journey ahead.

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Thoughts From a Firefighter Widow

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Firefighter Name

Firefighter/Department Information: Type of Department, Location, Coverage Area, Years of Service, Rank, etc.

Family Information: Marriage, Children, Home Life Outside of the Firehouse, etc.

Cancer Information: Type of Cancer, Year Diagnosis, Treatment Plan, Outcome, etc.

Cancer in the Fire Service, Prior to Diagnosis:Were you ever concerned about the cancer exposure? Did you ever talk about the risks with your FF? What other concerns about the job did you have? etc.

Life After Cancer: How as FF Cancer affected your current life, future, etc?

To the Probie and his new Bride: What should they know about the firefamily life? About cancer prevention? About preperations beyond the firehouse? etc.

Firefighter Widow Thoughts: What have you learned from this journey? What are the most important takeaways you can share about life, cancer, and death?

Final Thoughts: What else would you like to share?

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