“Sometimes heroes need a little help too, and that's ok.”
That's the message coming from a Painesville area Eagle Scout who is celebrating first responders' service through a new memorial, all while starting a necessary conversation about the traumas they endure on the job.The Psychiatric Times estimates 30% of first responders develop PTSD and depression throughout their careers.
The University of Akron freshman poured his heart and time into creating the sacred space outside of the Painesville City Fire Department. Wagner says there is such a stigma around suicide and first responders that many people are often afraid to speak about it or even honor their legacy.It's one that she and her children will be eternally grateful for.
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