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  • Stress release

    Hey everyone, I am new to this board. And I tried to do a search and sorry if this came up already. But anyways here it is.

    What do you guys do as LEO's to release stress while off duty.

    Also, if you do have a stress situation such as a suicidal person or a child's death, that really hits home. How do you cope with that while your on duty.

    Thank you in advance


    Toby

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    I rent a moped and cruise for chicks downtown

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      When I was active I would either go to the shooting range, workout or reload ammo. The reloading was probably the best for getting rid of stress.
      "Respect for religion must be reestablished. Public debt should be reduced. The arrogance of public officials must be curtailed. Assistance to foreign lands must be stopped or we shall bankrupt ourselves. The people should be forced to work and not depend on government for subsistence." - Cicero, 60 B.C.

      For California police academy notes go to http://groups.yahoo.com/group/CABasicPolice/

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      • #4
        Right Here works for me.

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        • #5
          A regular death or suicide I'm use to and won't bother me to much. However the death of a child you never get use too. I usually go sit on the beach and watch the waves come in when I get the chance. It's my way of relieveing stress.
          Stay safe and watch your back. Survived Katrina. Now a Official member of the Chocolate City Police.

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          • #6
            I for one, will go golfing if I am kinda stress out. Wait a second, that causes me more stress.

            I might go ride bike or go work out. But I try to stay away from the budlight when I am kinda stress, they seem to go down way to easy if your stressed.

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            • #7
              Originally posted by Tennsix
              I rent a moped and cruise for chicks downtown
              Keep it up, and I'm gonna turn over my title of Resident Smart Aleck over to you.

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              • #8
                I am not worthy...

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by toby101
                  Also, if you do have a stress situation such as a suicidal person or a child's death, that really hits home. How do you cope with that while your on duty.
                  It won't hit you until you're off-duty.

                  Each person needs to cope with it differently. If there's a traumatic incident on my shift, a bunch of us will usually have choir practice after the shift ends, to talk about it. It's very comfortable, and really helps me, to be amongst other cops, who understand such things. After that, I go home to give my wife & children some extra hugs before I go to bed myself.
                  Talk sense to a fool, and he will call you foolish - Euripides

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                  • #10
                    I too find talking to my fellow cops to work wonders...alghotu fo rme right now talking to my wife is not helping.....hmmm anyhow I also enjoy taking walks now that it is summer..and watching my one year old explore...soo cool
                    Happy to be here proud to serve

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                    • #11
                      If somethings really tramatic I call another officer and talk to them about it.

                      Day to day, I just leave work at work; there's a certain place on my way home that I just decided I'm no longer a cop. I become a cop again when I pass the same place on the way to work the next day. When I'm at home, I'm not a cop. I don't think like a cop; I turn it off. That doesn't mean I turn off being safe; I'm still alert to my surroundings and I carry my gun and radio everywhere (policy).

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                      • #12
                        I just kick back and watch some tv or play a video game on the computer or PS2. I like to play sports video games, it keeps my concentration on something else besides work. I find that watching tv my mind can kinda wander back to work a little more. Video games sound kinda childish to some, but they work really well for me. There is another guy at the PD who plays them too.

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                        • #13
                          I can understand leaving work at work. But if you do get together for a little BBQ with other officers do you guys talk about work or is that forbidden.

                          This may be off the subject, but when LEO talk about stressful situations off of work like over couple of beers or maybe at a BBQ.

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                          • #14
                            I work out at the gym everyday after work. Relives the stress of the job and also I agree with Bodie. This forum helps alot. When I've had some serious stress I let it out on the forum and most everybody is supportive. Yes even Bodie. Still owe you for the support last year Bodie, I haven't forgot

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                            • #15
                              Originally posted by toby101
                              I can understand leaving work at work. But if you do get together for a little BBQ with other officers do you guys talk about work or is that forbidden.

                              This may be off the subject, but when LEO talk about stressful situations off of work like over couple of beers or maybe at a BBQ.
                              Well, there are no other officers in town. The nearest one is 90 miles away by plane....

                              However, you can still talk shop and turn it off. It takes some practice.

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