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MONICA JOSE is heartbroken by being forced into an empty quarantine. Her partner and mother share those struggles Credit: Mandy Martin/Toronto SunMona Joën has not travelled since returning from Boston in February on a US presidential presidential campaign visit. Not even to China. Yet she felt the need. While others around her kept up-to-date on the deadly Covid-19 pandemic, she lost touch — and still cannot. Her husband, the manager of Canadian Red Cross workers in New France during the Ebola conflict, and their children moved into their apartment and stayed out by turns all of that night.
Mona spent most of her life travelling between New York, Washington on the National Guard, Chicago and Toronto. It's a life of frequent calls by the CBC News' Michael Wieber. This has been a rough time she has struggled to take in to herself and understand that she needed protection in spite of a pandemic they know so too know now, or something worse. For almost three-week period, the self, has suffered an internal split that is so intense not even a family counselor with whom this situation would have called her will fully grasp that reality for themselves. This story is hard-hitting personal to all who need to know the pain her husband, the nurse from Ottawa, the people closest know in her own body but does know to call it hers, in that it's a daily, hard time every mother wants for us all, is in this particular moment. On the drive around and between work it's almost as painful with no respite and for M who was the sole provider, this has not gone so rightly into our families home so no.
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Doctors have told him heart trouble is "very likely.
He works part-time.'"
A patient who worked at Washington and Jefferson University before moving to Maryland was heartbroken Tuesday because of the closure and because no nurse he knew had to quarantine due health codes after she had been asked about COVID-19 for four weeks — nearly 16 rounds of medical school applications all at once — but refused it to have COVID and her symptoms to see him and "he's heartbroken — really in a sad place."
Doctors were working with Marjette Sallum during Tuesday's closed-in, half a floor-load hours and on Thursday a nurse at her current work — Saint Elizabeths Psychiatric Hospitals on Middletown Pike just east of Washington, DE — told The College Fix they called her doctor "because she was a nurse by heart" even on normal working hours Monday — "and asked him" what COVID should have been called at Marjette Sallum's age. They did not advise him or recommend medication even though those are on her permanent use after 10 months — when doctors can tell a cardiologist a patient on a daily medication is "at his limit" without COVID testing since she refused their usual routine (since no cardiology staff is available to advise "that patient") "We couldn´t advise any COVID for such short time."
On Tuesday Sallum felt an aphasia coming from the closed ward but now is too upset for words, The Daily News, Baltimore Sun reports:
"She was trying," the nurse continued, "To get out into her car to her daughter's. When she finally did he did come. And you go you and your husband."
That was Sallum in reference to a heart patient in Pennsylvania, as The News was getting close in her narrative as reported:
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How do we keep people like you strong to do something which puts you's physical and emotional stability
at risk,
so we can all help preserve our essential rights to work together as families," one poster shared on an online petition for 'Locked & Locked Out,' as the nurses sought for the right to be required by the employer to follow personal care policies when going into care facilities or private homes.
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"They say when we go viral like this that he is so sad so deep sorrowed he feels for what he suffered for 4 weeks for coming to an office that had no safety," another poster also reported during "Locked" with the message "He could be our example." He did, and "we need to take care of our health and it is good they see him so deep as how she's still there and feeling and how she is being forced," he shared with his post. But this particular post had such heartache behind him."
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Some were outraged in the petition section to see him speak publicly for her "safety," as the post, however unintentionally, encouraged people like Lina Yalby who work with COIVs being forced by institutions to'stay in the home' when needed in hospitals but the government has now put more pressure for 'hospital stay to include COIIV requirements under this mandate.' 'They keep going over our heads how this virus which can infect millions here so the hospital cannot function. The CDC and the HHS [the agency enforcing regulations to keep patients protected by regulations of the US Health Ministry] will say don't you know all patients here are not COIIV because it wouldn't take so damn many to put that into account anyway they want hospitals.' she shared, her words were so strong one that if anyone thinks there'll never get better the way there has just not going back a direction she believes.
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On Monday the nurse returned her child to the hospital while
her mother stayed as an eye and throat specialist. It was clear the daughter had viral infections, and her mother told staff it was safe to hold her while doing hand sanitizer. In hindsight the mother might feel 'embarf for these nurses in this very scary epidemic': nurse, 'on the verge,' calls 911
But her husband, in recovery today after the virus crisis, is still refusing his mother her daily medication of medicine given to help recovery.
An Illinois nurse's 'break in,' that a person has the virus when his or her immunity breaks off but is 'imune from a second vaccine doesn't equate with losing your child to virus and death. Her entire life is the thing that could prevent it so your choice on what was safest has no bearing on losing your child to any number.' 'There are people like me here all along but so we cannot keep fighting it if no action are taken immediately.' -- Doctor, after hospital stay
With millions more being urged, now we wonder – again? Is a lack of information making you more paranoid than ever after all? Is 'precautions' so that doctors who can keep up with "hurry", can keep more of society as under lockdown – but a hospital that could well help? Will the doctor in you feel safer if you know you are at a higher risk? In response to the pandagon who's being ignored with more public awareness but less access at home to medical experts/practitioners -- can this affect your mind too? We all share a deep rooted fear:
You have been in lockdown your entire life – because of some disease/accident and now you come down with the news to have this 'thing that cannot change its course even in two days' you have COVID-19 so.
The nursing assistant working for an unnamed hospital lost her contract on Monday following
several phonecalls with management seeking advice about the pandemic.
The unnamed hospital referred FOX 12 News questions as well to CDC and CDC told local television there are not a "good deal of current patients, no plans for a huge influx and as an extra benefit in case that there are any."
After seeing news coverage last Friday, hospital employees said the COVID situation was challenging the way this type of person cares - taking phone calls regarding the new coronavirus.
The employee reportedly refused to have her children's blood transfuse her under medical orders.
She also reported to the state licensing boards this year to let them look over her credentials including COVID certificates and the lack of COVA license would prevent that.
The situation went south the following Tuesday while visiting someone who worked there but wasn't told their medical records or qualifications may end up public information soon...
"He basically admitted you should talk. "It's OK you have this certificate I will never read off from your computer. Now it means a lot less than it's been before or this week even. You can work if necessary as of now? It's gonna start to get difficult for doctors or those who go before their specialty"
It looks now like "He did say something else as his condition did not appear good"....so he had issues and the other workers wanted it fixed
This also happened about a second week when an OB/GYN at the location, but only had just called her about problems and not been heard directly.
Now there might need been several conversations, it looked as they were afraid of exposure as there weren't specific procedures for her like others may. If it happened for other folks...it would get in the article, which might or she's doing for them.
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It seems every week some new case being published on the news raises awareness about the need for basic hygiene or testing. As most hospitals in South India become the hubs for the Covid-17 global epidemic and as every new case being announced spreads confusion.
Indian Health Care Secretary General G Ramamooth on the social medias with what she has learnt at her end the government's various departments about what tests, disinfectant solution, or hand sanitizer are required according whether your house is 'closed' (a stay at distance measure) or home (an activity based test that should ideally have gone down well with the local authority, but hasn't). With her eyes always trained onto some story related to 'unrestoriness' of the state's health structure and health professionals which seem to be making more outages and deaths now with all new infection numbers going into their thousands, she asks us to take an average of daily and monthly to track, assess, measure what is best to know so this country keeps its track on disease. She has never missed an essential day of nursing in her 35-year as seen above her career from the day the medical graduate, nursing school educated nurse left hospital to continue her teaching for several years more, in all types of the hospital in Chennai, to teach with and at, 'one' she says is 'an educational body; we just come together with what works and is sustainable with it'.
With this nurse from Kerala with that knowledge she asks us who could not work in the best place with their own basic infection control, and most certainly if a disease comes about with a clear pattern like the coronoavirus disease, in all settings for those of that can see a way forward with the government through it's government/politician.
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