Sophie
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Sophie
@SeaCoconuts
Mental Health Advocate, ED Nurse
Australia Katılım Haziran 2009
594 Takip Edilen82 Takipçiler
Multiple admissions for attempted suicide overnight, again.
"Jumped because can't afford to eat".
Again.
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15 Visuals that will Awaken your Mind about Life
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'A bird sitting on a tree is never afraid of the branch breaking, because her trust is not on the branch but on it’s own wings.'
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My school literally bought “motivational rocks” for our #mentalhealth
At least if it was pizza we could have had a free lunch but like what am I supposed to do with a rock that says “believe”
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Your results hit different when your moves are in silence.
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Calling omicron “mild” was one of the biggest cognitive mistakes we made. We took of our seatbelts and let down our guards.
With high transmission and reinfection rate, the burden of disease is far from being mild.
The strain on the system is significant.
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@DewarDeanne Why is Hillsong using the term "non-negative" instead of the word "positive"? What are they hoping to achieve by messing with language like that? Is is just wanting to be "touch-feely" less threatening, or is it something more sinister/legalistic?
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They got RATs not just for that Festival. They got them for ALL THE FESTIVALS AROUND THE COUNTRY
Have I said how much I abhor this government?
jackson langford@jacksonlangford
thought you were pissed about hillsong going forth but music festivals banned? wait til you find out they got access to enough RATs to distribute to all "kids, youth, leaders and volunteers" that attend the summercamp events (see: festivals) all around the country this month
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5 Important Life Lessons I Wish I Knew Earlier:
1. You can’t please everyone.
2. Good things don’t come easy.
3. If they want to leave, let them.
4. In loss and failure there’s an opportunity for growth.
5. Let go of anything and anyone that pulls you back from your greatness.
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The ‘omicron is mild’ language is very Orwellian, it may be milder per case but the sheer number of cases is overwhelming health services and what health professionals are having to cope with is not mild in the least. Thanks @MarylouiseMcla1 for the clear table
Mary-Louise McLaws@MarylouiseMcla1
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@dailytelegraph Yet the security staff and cleaners in my Covid hospital have none.
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Politicians are getting rapid antigen tests delivered to their electorate offices for free, while essential workers have been forced to search high and low for the crucial swabs. dailytelegraph.com.au/coronavirus/ns…
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Wife's 88 year old aunty caught covid playing bingo. Hospital sent her home, said too old to put on ventilator. At home being cared for by 92 year old husband who also has covid. Happy now let it rip Perrottet and Morrison? #auspol
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Yes the hand washing of re-use single use COVID face shields has been raised with SASMOA by doctors - distressing, disturbing and unsafe when easy access to appropriate PPE for health workers in a pandemic is not easily accessible.
9News Adelaide@9NewsAdel
It's claimed nurses in Adelaide's crowded hospitals are being asked to hand wash and re-use single use COVID face shields when appropriate PPE isn't available. #9News
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Same is happening in @sahealth hospitals. In my area the the doffing of PPE used for the sickest patients is done in a high public traffic area corridor. We are out of medical waste bins with lids so PPE goes in whatever bin (if any) is available and is uncovered.
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Curious to know how people deal with rude colleagues.
Politely addressing it with them seems the obvious choice but in my experience, that never goes well.
Being rude back doesn’t feel right.
Raising it with their manager feels like snitching 😬
Thoughts?
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Weird Government Announcement: No funded Rapid Antigen Tests but everyone gets a free tennis racket!
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Happy 2022.
May you swab your nose anatomically correctly this year.
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