Austin Pederson & Brad Shepherd
Austin Pederson & Brad Shepherd
Ed Monroe | LA County Fire
Ed Monroe | LA County Fire
Ed Monroe | LA County Fire
Monday 7th August 2023
Captain Ed Monroe of LA County Fire Department discusses his emotional journey after a critical incident, highlighting mental health challenges in this powerful episode.
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Episode Overview
- Ed shares his emotional experience with a critical incident involving the loss of his colleagues
- His journey towards healing, including therapy and speaking openly about his struggles
- The impact of his commitment to mental health advocacy and supporting others with similar experiences
- The power of sharing his story in inspiring hope and resilience among first responders
- The importance of seeking help and the ongoing battle with trauma
I feel it processing in my head, and that helps. I know it sounds kind of selfish, but it's helping me to help other people.
What happens when a firefighter faces a life-altering incident on the job? In this episode of 'No One Fights Alone', Captain Ed Monroe from the Los Angeles County Fire Department sits down with hosts Austin Pederson and Brad Shepherd to share his deeply personal story. With 15 years of service under his belt and four as a fire captain, Ed opens up about a critical incident that changed everything for him.
He speaks candidly about the emotional aftermath of losing colleagues and the impact it had on his mental health. Ed's journey through therapy and public speaking highlights his resilience and commitment to helping others navigate similar challenges. His story is a powerful reminder of the hidden battles first responders face and the importance of seeking support.
Whether you're a first responder, a family member, or someone interested in mental health, this episode offers a raw and inspiring look into the human side of those who protect and serve.