In this updated edition, taking in his experiences during the coronavirus pandemic, Dan Farnworth brings vividly to life his astonishing times as a medic working on the frontline of the UK Ambulance Service. When the 999 call goes out, he has little idea what he will find - and how he will cope with the challenges he faces when he gets there.#160; Having worked in the#160; emergency services #160;for more than fifteen years, Dan Farnworth has seen it all. There was the time he was called to take away a dead body - only for the #39;corpse#39; to jolt back into life and demand to know what he was doing in her house. Earlier in his career, he unwittingly disturbed a crime scene as he shared the sad news of the victim#39;s death with her son. Along with the 18,000 other paramedics in the UK who serve us day and night, Dan constantly finds himself pushed into#160; extraordinary circumstances #160;where he not only has to deal with those he has been sent to help, but also their worried families and friends - and even with irate drivers who object to his ambulance getting in their way as he desperately works to save someone#39;s life. There is a#160; special camaraderie #160;among paramedics, and#160; 999 - Life on the Frontline #160;is packed with stories that are sometimes sad, occasionally hilarious, often moving but#160; always inspirational . However, the work also takes its emotional toll, and Dan won an #160;ITV NHS Heroes Award #160;after setting up the Our Blue Light Campaign that helps those in his profession#160; suffering from PTSD #160;- something that struck him after a truly shocking event.#160; His story will make you see our ambulance service in a completely new way.