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From: Lesley Groff
Sent Wed 3/28/2018 11:58:51 AM
Subject Re: Courses

Hi  .I did not do the training as I do not travel with Jeffrey. But all his traveling assistants did complete the CPR/AED training. We hired a certified CPR/AED instructor to come to Jeffrey’s home and teach his assistants and house staff (a total of about 12 people)...I have reached out to the women who we hired to see if she has any materials on line she could send me. I hope to hear from her soon...will let you know!

Paramedic's are people we should all be truly thankful for! I could never do it! I appreciate that others can be so dutiful under pressure! Doctors, nurses, emergency room workers

On Mar 26, 2018, at 7:23 PM,
wrote:

Oh okay, thank you! Maybe you have any materials ... did you also do this training? Were there any other courses he had everyone do?

I wanted to work as a paramedic when I was smaller, who knows maybe :D

Thank you :) <3

Cheers,

On 27 Mar 2018, at 01:00, Lesley Groff <███████████████> wrote:

I think I know what Jeffrey was referring to now!t he had all his assistants learn CPR/AED training, defibrillator training, etc!...I thought you specifically wanted to work in an ambulance...hang on ...let me see if I can find anything to help you... ...and you are too kind...[ love what I do for Jeffrey! ...I don't need a thing from the EU!! but you are sweet to ask... I'll be in touch...

On Mar 26, 2018, at 6:09 PM, Lāsma  wrote:

Thank you that is amazing! I will check them! Actually when I looked through the courses in America you have so many of them there. Very developed industry. Also saw the PPA but they require previous education. :(

I am sorry, I thought you know people who have taken them, Jeffrey said that all his assistants usually go through it... maybe I misunderstood. But I really appreciate that you looked through the courses...

This is an addition for my current job, but it is always great to be able to help people and safe lives.

Thank you for the swimming suit suggestion and suggestion for the work. :) would like to become as good as you are at it.

Do you have something from the EU that you really like?

Cheers,

On 26 Mar 2018, at 23:55, Lesley Groff <l████████████████████████> wrote:

Hi_...! Congratulations on your life
changes! Hope you enjoy Hungary and the
new jobs...

Were you a paramedic before you moved or is this a new career path you are interested in? My only suggestion is to check some on line courses where you are? I found the below website which looks good for the US...

http://www.nmetc.com/online-paramedic-programs.php

I see with the above on line course you are required to have 2 internships with a certain amount of hours you must accomplish...it says you can complete these internships near your home (if you were in the states) or you would have to travel to Massachusettes to complete their clinical & field rotations. I'm sure the interent must have some good web sites in Hungary. (?) I wish I could help you more, but I actually do not know of anyone who has taken a paramedics course. The Internet is a great resource ...see what you can find!

I just found the below for International EMS training...and it states it has accreditation from University of Pecs, Hungary! maybe check this out?

http://www.ppa-int.com/

- On to swim suits! I think simple is always good...the ones with lots of embellishments are not needed in my opinion. classic triangle top and scoop bottom or side string bottom always are a good call on any figure. !!! (at least that is what I think :)

https://www.venus.com/viewproduct.aspx?BRANCH=24-217-&ProductDisplayID=34084&clr=BKK&sc=XWEBGPF18FS&cm_mmc=PLA-_-Google-_-UN-_-BKT_G&gclid=Cj0KCQjwtOLVBRCZARIsADPLtJ2Nhp7ldvKXLvTMplGWAYStY_7-R-bG32G3Katlw32s7Fih2TyEqkaAtZ_EALw_wcB

**my best suggestion for you in your assistant position is to use the
reminders in your calendar!! I couldn't do
my job without them!! I use Google
Calendar it works great! :)

<u>On Mar 26 2018</u> at 11:09 AM,

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## Thank you!

Hope it is not much work for you, I just thought that you might know what his other assistants and where are doing. Have you done it yourself?

- I am trying to find what they have in Hungary (I live now there, changed my job), but only paramedics with previous experience at the moment. Currently also working as an assistant for one woman. I am amazed how you handle so perfectly this 24/7 work. Haha

Always fun :)

## Thank you! (cont.)

Cheers,

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Dear Lesley,

Hope you are doing good and everything is going as
planne
d and
wonde
rful! :)
I
talked
to
Jeffrey
and he
said
that I
could
get
some
materia
ls from
some
of his
assista
nts that
have

## Thank you! (cont.)

studied
the
parame
dic
course
s,
maybe
you
have
any?
Maybe
you
know
where
they
usually
do
these
trainin
gs
becaus
e in
EU
they
usually
ask
previo
us
experie
nce in
medici
ne.

Would really appreciate that! Thank you :)) Also
any
other
of your
suggest
ions of
what
could
be
useful
to
learn I

## Thank you! (cont.)

would really appreciate since you know Jeffrey the best. He gave me some tips, but always better to plan already more for the future.

Still looking forward to meet you in person some day!

ps. I previously asked you about the swimming suits,
I had
to go
to
work
and
had no
time to
think
about
it. but I
really
appreci
ate you
offer to
suggest
someth
ing.
You

## Thank you! (cont.)

are
amazin

g. <3

Love