alright ladies, what you up to tommorrow
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haaaaaa peds aint aint ****. watchin people die in the oncology ward, surgical inpatient was not hard at all. suicide, it happends more often than you think. travis afb was where it was at! everything from an old lady taken too much of her oxycontin lol and her o2 stats falling , to someone loosing there hand in an mva.
#26
and it never bothers you? i would be depresed if i saw a kid get hurt,i guess thats why i wouldt do it.not trying to bug you with 21 questions just curios.Ive always been interested by that field of work though.
#27
oh it bothers me. some faces i will never be able able forget for the rest of my life. but that comes with the job, you cant get emotionally attatched to your patients, ( thats what nurses are for). watchin people suffer and die from aids at travis still bothers me to this day, but you cant let it get to you. you gotta think about those soldiers and marines like my cqb bro who need you! thats why i want to deploy, to take care of those who really need us. Your not not bugging me at all. i tell it like it is. if you have anymore questions just let me know. im always here, literally
#28
i am a paramedic... ppl have died in front of me yea... dont really like to talk about it, but life goes on.... sometimes theres only so much you can do, and to make them comfortable. cancer pt's etc....
#29
good sir, you are an all i can say is thank you for what you've done and what you will do.
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