This was a great movie covering a subject that often gets brushed over. I am not a first responder but know of people who have had many demons from their time as a first responder, including one who was at Ground zero on 9/11. I have been through more trauma than most people, who are not first responders, and it was a bit of a game changer, when I started talking about my issues. It was great that it showed how the main characters family was affected by his issues. Very few men in this world ask for help when they truly need it. Hopefully this film will help more people get the help they need, so they can live more productive lives, while being better first responders.
Review of Fighting the Fire
