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+ Intriguing and moving stories told
+ Easy to understand the information yet still very effective and
+ Good tips to help plan in the future and what to watch out for
- Website is a little hard to find your way around at first
- Some heartbreaking stories that made you mad be

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Informative
Always wear a seatbelt!
Stories are powerful

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Losing their loved ones
Real pictures of car crash

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 Nick.K                                                                           PARTY Program

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 Nick.K                                                                           PARTY Program

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Party program was helpful and made a

Reminded of what not to do in future.

Stories told us to learn from them.

Told us what to avoid in future relating parties and drinks.

Different kinds of people told us how we could use them

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Different experience
Interesting
No driving simulator
Protect your self from dangerous
There will be an accident at any time
Lot of story

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-  it was interesting to see some pictures and to
hear examples
- it was good to hear some real experiences
- the volunteers

- sad to listen to the storys and that some saw
things they didn't want to see

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+  Very interesting
+  Helpful to know what to do when you encounter a situation of drinking&driving etc
+  Interesting to see all the equipment and how it works
+ Most presentations I have had before tell you only not to do things like going out to party etc, I liked how this one told us that we can go out but we have to be safe
-  No driving simulator
-  Was a time where we were kind of rushing due to specific time
-  Hearing all the stories with negative outcomes is very saddening

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-Helps us to understand the dangers of making bad choices, but having the presenters not force us to not drink or go to parties.
-Good way to learn about affects of drugs and alcohol and what people go through and how many lives were in danger and even lost because of stupid decisions.
-They gave us real life situations of accidents and real people who have experienced accidents from drinking or drugs.

-No driving simulations, if we were to experience the driving simulation it would have made the field trip slightly more exciting.
-It was sad to hear about all the people that have lost their lives to drinking and driving, such as the story Mr. Marshal shared

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positives: interactive, and good insight into these situations, great and powerful stories given by real life victims, a good way for kids to see the effects our choices make to the people around us

Negatives:  no simulation of driving what I think would have been fun and engaging

My favourite station was probably getting to hear Mr. Marshall's first responders story and the message he was sharing with us

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Positive
-Hearing other people horrible stories really put into light how real of a subject this is
-They weren't telling us to NOT do anything
-cool to see what would happen in a real experience
-It was good to learn how to deal with drug/alcohol overdoses
Negative
-Felt rushed during some presentations like the brain injury simulator

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Positives:
good experience
-learned a lot about how to respond and how to act to someone who is over intoxicated.
-made me re-think life choices
Negatives:
-sad listening to the people with brain damage speak.
-scary
TaylorK

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It was a great experience. It taught me a lot. And I learned about the danger of driving after drinking. Is a good way to learn how to save yourself in a accident. Learn how to use some machines in the hospital.

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Positives:
-  I liked that the volunteers, especially the police officers, weren't telling us to do this or don't this this, instead, being real with us and saying, "yea kids try things, but think about what you're doing and make plans ahead of time so that bad you can avoid certain incidents."
-  The presentations were diverse and allowed us to see how different people continue to live their lives and it helped to me to gain the best understanding I could of how people deal with challenges.
- It was tough to listen to Randy's story but I could connect and was able to almost fully understand it because a family member suffered a traumatic brain injury and speaks somewhat similar. he was very confident when speaking and delivered a touching story.

Negatives
- One of the toughest parts was that not all of the injuries that people suffered were their fault.
- It was extremely hard to hear Mr. Marshall's story and the way he still showed emotion. It became evident that peoples actions can really affect other peoples lives for a very long time, not just yours.

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Positive:
-the volunteers were extremely friendly.
-the surgeon who gave the speech at the beginning was very informative
-stories were powerful and really made me think about the decisions I will have to make.
-the police officers were very friendly and gave a memorable speech.

Negative:
-no driving simulator
-no breathalyser

Favourite was trauma station.

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+ Volunteering
+ Learning how people get injured
+ Learn to adopt behaviours that minimize injury risk

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Positives:
- help to understand the real dangers
- possibility to listen to a survivor's story
- many details
Negatives:
- I think the dead room is too much to see and there is no need.
- The trauma station

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Positive:
-It was very informational and makes you think twice before you do something in the future. It was very real and sad, things like this are possible and can be relatable. It taught you that its not always your fault when something bad happens.
-Very well organized, a good way to teach. Useful.

Negative:
-No breathalyser
-No driving Simulator
-Sad

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Positive
- leaned how to make a plan beforehand
- my actions affect others not just myself
- always have a backup plan
- showed us consequences of bad decision making
- Ok to have fun
Negative
- very repetitive (good reminder)
- graphic images
-  police didn't have demo's
I liked the trauma station, got to see what the aftermath of a crash is.

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positive:
-hearing about certain drugs that are slipped into people's drinks helped me be more aware

-informative and helps understand people in tough situations such as experiencing what people with brain damage go through on a daily basis

-Gave me useful advice for possible future situations like what to do in the situation of getting into a vehicle with a drunk driver

negative:
-graphic photographs and stories that were tough to focus on such as images of the injuries and the stories of car crashes and were very emotional and hard to hear

-It was difficult to hear stories from some of the victims themselves and hearing what it's really like to be caught in that certain situation

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Positives:
-  Good way to teach - Well organized stations.
-  Informative - Learned a lot about how seatbelts work and the physics behind them.
- Real situations, with people who have actually lived through accidents.

Negatives:
-  Sad to see and listen to people who have lost loved ones talk about their accidents.
- Some of the stations were just people talking to you/lecturing you, not very interesting.

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+ I thought it was a very good way to teach youth about prevention of accidents by showing us real life consequences in the activities
+ The speakers were very good at explaining things and they did not force anything  onto you with a biased opinion like most presentation do they told you what to do to be safe instead
+  Everyone cared and was helpful and the stories that were told were all real and made you feel and think about the things they said on a deep level
- No driving simulator or breathalyser
- The fact that some people had disabilities and problems even tho they did nothing wrong and followed all the safety procautions

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Posatives
- Good way of learning how to be safe when consuming alchahol and drugs
-liked going into the ER and seeing a accident victim
- found trying to write with a disabilite very interesting but sad that alot of people have to go through that
Negatives
-no breathalyser
- graphic photos
- sad to hear everyone's stories and the pain they have been through

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informative
sad
learned a lot
got good sense of what not to do
very aggressive photos
liked seeing the er thing
i liked the stories (but not how it was sad)
made me angry that its not some peoples fault and its another stupid person that caused the accident
Mr. Marshell story  was very sad because you could see and feel the emotion and it impacted me because he made us know that we could be in a position like that and it makes me feel very unpleasant to see his pain

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-I really liked the way of teaching us that they used, it wasn't like a lecture it was informative
-I really liked hearing sandy's story, it was funny and really interesting to listen to.
-I thought that the speakers were very good and didn't really force anything onto us.

NEGATIVE
-it was extremely sad to hear some of the stories
-no breathalyser

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positives
- interesting stories teach
-useful
-plan ahead of time
-how to get out of drunk persons car
-they never told you don't ever try things but just be safe

negatives
-more simulations
-sad listening and seeing all the patients
-made it worse that some peoples accidents were not their fault

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- No driving simulator
-No breathalyser

~I liked hearing real life stories of people, and about their experiences. I liked how you got to hear it from their point of view, and how its impacted their lives now. Not being able to do certain things, loosing certain people in their lives.
~I liked how they made sure you knew how to get out of a car, when someone was drinking and driving. They repeated and repeated, and asked and asked how you get out of a situation you don't like or do not feel conferable in.
~I liked how they were not trying to say "DONT" it was more of a "If you do, this will happen". They said yes you can drink, its OK to try new things , but make smart choices when you do, make decisions before you get drunk so you know you are making the right decision to keep you and yourself save and alive.

My favourite station was the accident station and the trauma room. You got to see the outcome of someone's bad decision in real time. You get too see what they will do to you in the hospital, and how they treat you. You get too see how they remove you from a car, and how they take care of you until you get to the hospital. It was really sad to see how the accidents still emotionally hurt people, and how they are forever scared. cc

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Positives:
-Informative, educational
-Real situations, real people.
-The purpose was not to scare us, but instead to tell us what our options are in specific situations.

Negatives:
-The main negative that I found was that the disabilities station was very brief and did not include alcohol/drug-related inhibitions.
-Some stations were either gruesome or very long and "boring" for lack of a better word.

The adults that were giving speeches, specifically the police officers, were very relatable. They explained how they don't like to go to parties, and if you're caught drinking underage, the worst they'll do is confiscate your alcohol unless you're being a smartass. The main focus was not, "Don't drink," it was, "Don't put yourself in a situation where you could harm yourself and/or others," such as drinking and driving. The worst thing you can do in your life is ruin or end someone else's life due to you making the wrong decision because then you have to live with the consequences of your actions and know that if you decided not to get behind the wheel then they might still be alive today.