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Originally Posted by Rodnok1
So it seems the media has switched to nurses blathering on tv(and some Dr's) about how bad it is, they didn't sign up for this amount of sickness and work. Well yes you did... If you didn't think it through beforehand that's on you. A plumber knows exactly what he's in for, an electrical lineman knows he's working in high winds with death always a possibility. A cop knows he can be hurt.
While I feel for nurses and doctors being inundated with an illness with no clear treatment plant, I don't expect them to blather about it either. Perhaps people are getting overly used to non stress at any time jobs and when it comes along they can't handle it(or not prepared) for it mentally.
Could be it's my mentality of non panic in an emergency situation, always time for worrying later.
Panic does nothing but harm in time of crisis. Be prepared and take whatever action you can.
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Doctors and nurses aren’t generally asked to put their own health at risk to help others. Many in the medical field have already died from the virus.
The ones putting their own health at risk by going to work everyday can talk about how bad it is all they want as far as I’m concerned.
Thankfully the ones sitting this one out at home for various reasons don’t see camera time