Has working as a nurse affected your mental health?
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Hahaha stop! This is the funniest thing I've seen today
Sending love, joy and strength to all my nurses out here spreading love, empathy and kindness with every breath you take and every step you take. ❤️ Love you. ❤
I work as a pharmacy Technician and my anxiety and depression is so bad. But for all my nurses out there you'll are HERO'S. and we appreciate you
Other than psychosis, meth recreational use & divorce? No.
Getting abused daily by patients, family, and administration wears on you. Retired early. Heard there's still a shortage. Wonder why. Until patient satisfaction surveys aren't the main drivers, they'll continue to ride the nurses. They can't ride the doctors. The doctors bring the patients. Nurses are expenses, not income.
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Ummmm the short answer is YES
Hey so this probably doesn't mean much coming from a random person online but I really appreciate nurses like you. It affects you and likely hurts your heart often, and you should have a safe place to express those feelings, too. I think it is lost on many just how much nurses are responsible for, expected to do, the trauma they endure…i see y'all. And I appreciate those of you who haven't let the job harden your bedside manner. You're great.
Give me a break already. You know what you’re signing up for and how much you’re being paid to do it. If you don’t like it, DO SOMETHING ELSE! Enough with the whining already!!!
The idea is really helpful I learned a lot from it.
The production quality is clear and easy to follow I learned a lot from it.
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
Seeing people die is really the hardest part for me
I am seeing ghosts.
how named this song?
I last as a nurse less time than I went to school to become one. Biggest factor in my burnout. Other nurses that were burnt out. Burnt out health care staff in all departments. Health care professionals need to be regulated on hours available to work like truck drivers are.
Fellas one day you will meet a nurse, or a girl who is in school for nursing. It’s very important you never get romantically involved with her. You must, at all cost, avoid this.
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Nurse lol
I love the mentality that we should run the people that keep us alive ragged
As demanding as the job is naturally, nurses should be paid more and have more time off. The hours the work are often unmanageable 😢
This video is amazing It made my day better.
Stunning you ❤
What song is this?
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lol
Lol lots of people missing the joke 😅
That's why it's important for health professionnals and also police departements to get check.
Yup, nurse here – heavily medicated for anxiety, and I can't relax when I'm in the hospital unless whoever is the staff nurse assigned to me lets me be the nurse and they take CNA role. When I had sepsis last summer, I nearly started rounding on the neighboring patients as no one was answering their call lights fast enough.
Waitt….i thought everyone will be normal after my college..it's NOT???
It's ok. My facility has put in relaxation rooms. So I can go eat on my break, or I can sit in a massage chair. I requested a punching bag, but they didn't like that idea. I need a rage room, not a relaxing room.
YES I HAVE A CO-WORKER ANOTHER NURSE ALWAYS TRYING TO GET ME MAD.HE S A JERK
Gurrl 😂
Bro…what brand/model chair is that?
Depends on who is asking. If it's my family member, I'd say the truth which would be 'yes'
Yesssss!!! And 💩 rolls downhill. My first day off I tell my family don't ask me for anything, don't whine, Don't complain, expect zero from me. I need silence. Spend all week at work verbally, mentally, physically abused giving all and being told constantly it's not enough (short staffed what does everyone expect)asking why am I doing this? For that one in ten thank you, smile, "I'm so happy you're working today" from those few residents. That's why.
I work in the ER. We are taught that if you get anxiety or any case touches you too much you are not fit to work here. We are one of the biggest Trauma Centers and the biggest ped trauma center in my country and if you aren't "hard" enough you are told to leave.
We don't get mental support and even the EMS and Police forces that we work with are shocked by the amount of severe traumic stuff we see here on a daily basis
Ya, I’m a body who isn’t cared about, who is replaceable at any given second, underpaid, and disrespected day in and day out…… was that a joke ? 😂
Absolutely it does 😢
I've had 4 nurses & 2 Dr's in my close family. 3 of the 4 nurses had depression and other psychiatric problems. My grandmother was the only one that didn't seem to be affected like that. She never showed any signs. But she was a devout Catholic & always happy, always smiling. She was the strongest, most positive, gentle, loving woman I've ever known or had in my life. I'm the first grandchild of several. We had a very special bond. She put herself thru nursing school while having 10 children, & a husband just home from the war at the time, & not doing well. Nurses are the angels that cares for us & does things for patients the Dr's don't do. Most Dr's tend to be more distant and informative. Nurses, on the other hand, their role is more nurturing, caring, attentive & almost personal. They feel for their patients ❤ They're Earth Angel's, as far as I'm concerned ❤🙏❤
Would hope not… it's just a job.
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How could it not?
Doctors need doctors. Nurses need nurses and therapists need therapists. Mental health is super important, thank you Anna for bringing light to this ❤
The idea is really helpful I really appreciate the effort.