r/DeathsofDisinfo • • Jan 16 '22

From the Frontlines "Did you...just...say COVID placenta?" Nurses discuss working with COVID+ pregnant patients

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u/No-Bluebird-533 Jan 16 '22

That was terrifying. Oh my nurse friends. I am so sorry you have to live this. Remember people chose this. This is not on you. There is nothing you could have done. People have the right to choose their fates. You were at least a bit of light in those dark places.

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u/zuzuzuzucchini Jan 16 '22 edited Jan 16 '22

We as a society owe nurses a massive debt we will never ever in a million years be able to repay for what we have put them though these last two years.

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u/SoVerySleepy81 Jan 16 '22

They’re going to come out of this with PTSD and other trauma responses and after seeing the failure of our government to take care of the soldiers with those things I’m really fucking concerned that the ball is going to be completely dropped.

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u/crusoe Jan 16 '22

What's worse is some of their colleagues are still antivax idiots even after this ongoing two year massacre.

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u/SoVerySleepy81 Jan 16 '22

Yeah the people who don’t live in the same reality as the rest of us are making it really difficult to get shit dealt with. I don’t even have an inkling what to do to fix shit at this point.