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As a nurse I was really shunned by colleagues, family, friends for being "stupid" and putting other people "at risk." I was made to feel like I did not care about others. This was hard to grasp, because before "covid" I was known as a highly competent and caring nurse. Suddenly I became an outcast. Thankfully I had reached fifty years as an RN with a long career in ER and Critical Care, nursing management, mentoring other nurses, teaching classes, and contributing to new start up healthcare facilities. So I retired and walked away from the insults. That gave me the opportunity to share the truth that I could clearly see via social media, being a voice of reason and support to others who stood up against the evil agenda. 😇

ditto. me too. i would mention something to a good friend. she couldnt see it.. (she still doesnt-asleep) but her dad was a doc so she might think a different way to protect his integrity. i get that.. did so much over time in teaching in a hospital setting for the birthing dept.. never got a raise for improving. as i was considered an instigator for patients to request a birth plan..how dare they.. this was 30 years ago.. how dare i? i continued doing my job with the same dedication. patients connected to me. they know i was in their corner. when asked about jabs i could not say yes or no. it was up to them. some did it. some didnt.one baby was covered in sporiasis at 6 weeks old. huh? they blamed formula. environmental. allergies, etc etc etc.. i know he got the shots all of them.. Docs said so. they know whats best.. so they suffer. so we share a history Carol.. i wasnt liked by most of the nurses either.. humbly i had a very good rapport with the patients and they didnt.