Jul 20
(516): I'm an EMT, not a miracle worker. No, I can't fix your sprained dick.
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(516): I'm an EMT, not a miracle worker. No, I can't fix your sprained dick.
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i’m so fucking tired bro. i worked last night. got home at 8 am woke up at 11am went to the dentist and now I’m at Epic training for 6 hours. please end me
I know people mean well when they tell me that I'm such a good person for doing my job or that we need more people like me, but that isn't actually helpful or encouraging. If you say I'm a good person because of my job, does that mean I'm a bad person if I don't like my job or if I leave it? Does that mean I'm expected to put up with poor treatment for the sake of the greater good? Does that mean I shouldn't have a union because it shouldn't be about money or working conditions? Sometimes a job is just a job. If only the most selfless and altruistic people took certain jobs, many of our systems would collapse. There are already shortages in teachers and nurses. If you add "believes it's their life's calling" and "does it for the greater good and not the paycheck and benefits" to the requirements, a lot of schools and hospitals would be shut down. Even if that weren't the case, we shouldn't just accept that if someone is willing to put up with the terrible parts of a job that it means they should have to.
The same day I'm on duty, the very SAME day I have a date, why does the universe hate mee
包茎の人の陰部洗浄してたら、一緒に入った男性看護師に「ちゃんと剥いて洗え」と注意され、慌てて洗ったら今度は「洗ったらちゃんと皮は戻せ」と注意された。 まるで自分のモノかの様に熱心に指導していた。 とても勉強になった。男性目線の指導って大事。 数少ない男性看護師は貴重。 でも多分包茎。
I was washing a patient with phimosis when a male nurse who came in with me said, “Pull it back properly and wash.” So I hurried to do it, and then he scolded me again: “Once you wash it, don’t forget to pull the skin back over!” He was giving instructions so passionately, it was like it was his own! I learned a lot. Male perspective guidance is really important. Male nurses are rare and precious. Though… he probably has phimosis too.
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Never before have I stopped to consider how much my work affects my mental health, not because of my awful boss or the general unfairness.
It's because I lie every day
Every day we have patients that we know, and deep down they know too, that they're past salvation. That they're depending on a miracle that we cannot provide. And yet we all smile and nod and say we've seen "great success" with the treatment even though we would like to add "on patients 40 years younger who were approved to receive treatment instead of being sent straight to palliative care"
And I hate that it is the ones who are dying the ones you get the most emotionally attached to. Because they're the ones that are most hopeful, that come in more often, that say they'll never give up.
We have a special drawer to put our deceased patient's files and I hate seeing it getting fuller every day.
Ever have one of those days where you're eight hours into your 12 hour shift before you realise that you put your underwear on backwards today?
Because I'm having one of those days.
Me: Are you still taking this medication?
My patient: It all started back in 1983.. you see, my husband used to work for the coal mine back then and I was making his lunch before work while my daughter was just a baby, and…
Me (Inside):