I would NOT want a suicidal nurse anywhere near me in a time of crisis. Is mental illness common in nursing? Perhaps more should be done to keep the mentally ill out of the profession? This could be a contributing factor in the scamdemic, a need to propagate it to inflate self worth... histrionics, narcissism and other instabilities...

You guys did more harm than good. I have zero trust for any medical person since. Sincerely fuck you.

i was talking to a few nurses during covid that lost their jobs eventually for refusing the jab. they all said they noticed huge personality changes in colleagues that took it. not just shunning them for being unvaxed, but also ones that were caring and had great bedside manner become rude and short tempered, yelling and abusing patients even. so I wouldn't be surprised if there's been an uptick in mental illness

On the flip side, to be fair to the profile of people who decide to become nurses... I'm pretty sure a higher percentage of them refused the jab than in the general population.

depends on the location. certainly not round where I am. it was lose your job if you didn't. i know many that didn't want it and regret taking it but wanted to keep their jobs. I think there were enough against it had they all said no the govt would've backed down, but people are too divided to stand together now

It was akin to a bad flu season and you know it.

they did not "make some videos during their down time" it was all deliberately contrived to ensure compliance. my mother is a retired nurse and says the system is corrupt and lies to cover their ass. and she's got the reciepts of numerous cases

You’re a piece of shit, you son of a bitch. Your lot make me sick; you’re a bunch of phonies.

"Medical professionals" are like cops for the medical system. Your role is to enforce the rule of medical "authorities" primarily, and hopefully that incidentally means you heal people, many times it means you harm. You are not the savior you think you are, neither are your colleagues. I wanted to become a doctor years ago, but couldn't reconcile this truth and had to go elsewhere. Many good hearted would be doctors share this view, thus the medical industry selects for the most status seeking, narcissistic professionals.

Thats why they had time to dance? =]><

Cannot handle depression as a healthcare employe is like not able to handle a virus as an IT guy... =]><

LOL at everyone in tt

Yes, mental illness is very common in nursing, but it develops as a reaction to the hopelessness of being subordinate to egotistical narcissistic doctors. When you're dying in a hospital, the nurses can save you, but half the fight is with the ignorance of the doctors. I know this from experience as a patient. And nurses will tell you : the best way to survive anything is to never stay in a hospital.

He called them charlatans; not sure why you saw the word "murderer." Sorry for your colleagues 😟 Sadly I think there were a lot of suicides during the pandemic. By almost any measure, public policy and media during those years was atrocious. I would imagine that watching panicked people come in to the hospital and being forced to treat them with standard of care must have been awful. The pandemic minted new billionaires, and resulted in a huge transfer of wealth, but I doubt that much of that made its way down to the folks dancing in those videos .

Fuck you. You fucking simp. These nurses are massive sluts who bend over and let niggers run a train on them.

I guess you’re not aware of the infected blood scandal in the UK by the nhs. Thousands and thousands of innocent people were infected with hep and hiv as a result of receiving infected blood transfusions mainly following childbirth or surgery. They have no business dancing, prick!

If you are still believing in the covid charade you cannot be a real doctor.