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Pair now post saucy pictures online and have gone from lifesavers to heartbreakers. We have more newsletters. A couple who swapped their jobs in the ambulance service for Only Fans have said they don't miss hour shifts and are much happier as a result. Kayley Winterson, 26, and Emily Rose, 28, quit their jobs as emergency medical technicians EMTs in the ambulance service after suffering "extreme burnout and traumatic jobs" whilst working on the front line of the NHS. Now they make more in the first 20 minutes of a stint on the saucy website than they would in a whole day.

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By Hannah Mcdonald For Mailonline. A couple burnt out by their demanding NHS jobs have quit — and turned to making frisky OnlyFans content. Kayley Winterson, 26, and Emily Rose, 28, from Norfolk, claim they are now a 'million times happier'. On top of that, the duo rake in four times more than what they earned as emergency medical technicians EMTs in the service. The couple describe their content as 'what we were doing before anyway — but just setting up a camera with good lighting'. Miss Winterson and Miss Rose claimed the exhausting demands of the frontline role, which saw them endure hour shifts, 'destroyed' their mental health. The couple were left 'burnt out' by their ambulance service jobs pictured but have said they are now a 'million times happier' making frisky content on OnlyFans for four times more cash. She said: 'One of the final straws for me is when I was working throughout lockdown and I spoke to people that would earn more than me working at a coffee shop. Miss Winterson, who joined the NHS during the first Covid lockdown in March after a one-week training course, added: 'Everyone used to say I had a good bum in my uniform. After leaving the service, Miss Winterson worked at a Covid testing centre while doing OnlyFans on the side. But she quit after realising she made more money in the first 20 minutes of working on the saucy site than she would have made the entire day. Her partner of seven years, Miss Rose joined her full time in January following a particularly traumatic call on the job and months of 'anxiety breakdowns'.

The job started to destroy my mental health and my perception of the world.

They say their mental health is now 'a million times' better. We have more newsletters. A couple who swapped their jobs in the ambulance service to be OnlyFans models say they are earning four times their former salary and their mental health is 'a million times' better. Kayley Winterson, 26, and Emily Rose, 28, quit their jobs as emergency medical technicians EMTs in the ambulance service after suffering "extreme burnout and traumatic jobs" whilst working on the front line of the NHS. The duo, from near Norwich, Norfolk, went from life savers to heart-stoppers, as they set up their own Only Fans account. Kayley first started OnlyFans in March , after leaving the ambulance service in January Her partner Emily then joined the team full time in January

Grade three jaw deformity left Kayley Winterson, 25, struggling with self-esteem but she is now sharing her new look on TikTok and planning to marry. We have more newsletters. Struggling with crippling self-esteem issues because of her grade three jaw deformity, Kayley Winterson, 25, says food fell out of her mouth and she could barely breathe through her nose because the gap between her top and bottom jaw was so significant. Bullied at school as, despite wearing braces, her lower teeth jutted out so noticeably, finally, in April , she had a three hour operation to successfully re-position her top jaw. Five weeks on, she is sharing her new look and her plans to tie-the-knot with the love of her life — trainee emergency medical technician EMT , Rebecca, with her 19, followers on TikTok, where her content makes her a living. But it was not just her appearance that was affected by the 8mm gap between her top and bottom jaw.

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Despite being trolled on social media the couple say their mental health is now 'a million times' better. We have more newsletters. Kayley Winterson, 26, and Emily Rose, 28, who have been together seven years, both suffered burn out working 12 to 15 hour shifts on the NHS front line. Kayley first started Only Fans in March after leaving the ambulance service in January when she found out people working at coffee shops were earning more money than she was. Her partner Emily then joined her modelling full time in January and they say they are a "million times happier" posting the saucy snaps. Kayley, who started working in the ambulance service during the first Covid lockdown in March , said: "One of the final straws for me is when I was working throughout lockdown and I spoke to people that would earn more than me working at a coffee shop.

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A couple who swapped their jobs in the ambulance service for Only Fans say they take "just as much pride" in taking saucy snaps as they did working for the NHS. Kayley Winterson, 26, and Emily Rose, 28, quit their jobs as emergency medical technicians EMTs in the ambulance service after suffering "extreme burnout and traumatic jobs" whilst working on the front line of the NHS.

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