By EMS1 Staff EASTON, Conn. — A cancer survivor who is currently waiting for a kidney donor became an EMT after an EMS crew helped him while he fought for his life. WTNH reported that volunteer EMT Adam Goldstein, 37, was diagnosed with stage 4 testicular cancer when he was 21. “When I got to the hospital they did a CAT scan and they had told me that they had found cancer throughout my body,” ...
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