As 2017 draws to a close and 2018 approaches, I think it’s appropriate to look back on the EMS events of the last year, and try to draw some lessons that will help us prepare for what is to come. And the lesson I think we can all draw is, “Thank goodness it’s almost over.” 2017 turned out to be like that fantasy date with a supermodel: she looked great from afar, but over dinner ...
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