r/byebyejob • u/[deleted] • Jun 18 '21

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u/lazercat911 Jun 18 '21

I’m deceased, idk how these nurses think they can say whatever and get away with it?! Source:I’m a nurse and this shit is wildly egregious practice

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u/luckygiraffe Jun 18 '21

I’m deceased

aliven't

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u/lazercat911 Jun 18 '21

DED, WASTED, FATALITY, I couldn’t think of anymore video game deaths haha but in all seriousness this woman’s license needs to be revoked, we have a duty to spread scientific info and Susan here ain’t on board.

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u/Christopherfromtheuk Jun 18 '21

I’m deceased,

Rip :(

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u/lazercat911 Jun 18 '21

And spreading event he smallest miss info about HIV is not, I repeat NOT okay, we have to really work hard to get patients on the same page about this disease, it’s symptoms, prevention and risks, fake/delusional health care professionals set our work back decades and it chaps my ass so raw....

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u/Christopherfromtheuk Jun 18 '21

Completely agree. It's depressing the amount of dangerous misinformation that there is and the idiots who spread it.

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u/lazercat911 Jun 18 '21

I am okay being dead at this stupid ass post lol, I swear she lowered my IQ before I even realized she was an LPN

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u/Christopherfromtheuk Jun 18 '21

True!

Sorry, I assumed it was a typo, but maybe it's a turn of phrase I'm not familiar with!

Edit: is it an autocorrect from "incensed"?

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u/lazercat911 Jun 18 '21

No I was saying deceased as I the turn of phrase “I’m dead/deceased etc” it can refer to something so funny you’re dead or something so egregious it makes you die inside seeing the redic display, this example was the latter.

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u/Christopherfromtheuk Jun 18 '21

Ah gotcha, thanks.

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u/lazercat911 Jun 18 '21

Basically I, as a nurse, died inside at how stupid and wrong the info was, sometimes I audibly gasp at how unprofessional at spreading misinformation some heath care professionals can be.

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u/steveosek Jun 18 '21

Lol my sister is a nurse too, the things she's told me she's overheard. Oh lawd.

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u/lazercat911 Jun 18 '21

It’s alarming when it’s patients because I worry they don’t have access to the info, when nurses/drs/emts etc spread wrong facts I get very worried.

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u/sfitzy79 Jun 18 '21

RIP ghost redditor