This question is very similar to what I would love to ask too ❤️
Nurse here as well, and my first thought/question after looking after multiple trache patients who had lost a lot if not all of their physical capabilities, was there anything that any medical staff said or did that helped you deal with the mental trauma of your condition? I always worry extra about what’s going on upstairs when I care for my full nursing care/paraplegic patients, and I just want to know if there is anything at all that others could say or do to lighten the unbearable load thrust upon your psyche. I have seen the struggle behind many frozen eyes and it breaks my heart that I don’t know how to “help” per say.
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This question is very similar to what I would love to ask too ❤️
Nurse here as well, and my first thought/question after looking after multiple trache patients who had lost a lot if not all of their physical capabilities, was there anything that any medical staff said or did that helped you deal with the mental trauma of your condition? I always worry extra about what’s going on upstairs when I care for my full nursing care/paraplegic patients, and I just want to know if there is anything at all that others could say or do to lighten the unbearable load thrust upon your psyche. I have seen the struggle behind many frozen eyes and it breaks my heart that I don’t know how to “help” per say.
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