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I have always held great respect for the people that have to make life and death decisions for people that they do not even know and for people who fight them every step of the way. Keeping your sanity under those conditions day after day has to be brutal.
I worked as a Scrub Tech for 6 years then moved onto working with healthcare databases as an end user, then Technical Support for medical software. I hope that this forum remains open because it allows me to stay on the fringes of the medical world that I have always enjoyed so much.
Stay strong and persevere!
I worked as a Scrub Tech for 6 years then moved onto working with healthcare databases as an end user, then Technical Support for medical software. I hope that this forum remains open because it allows me to stay on the fringes of the medical world that I have always enjoyed so much.
Stay strong and persevere!
PendulousRichar said:Oh I hope you don't restrict viewing. I am not in the medical field (and neither is Blake2go I would bet) but I find this forum hysterical and the stories mind-blowing. In my field (computers) we run into the exact same level of stupidity and the number of times I have to "re-set the DFU" (short for Dumb User) allows me to understand your frustration.
Frankly, I am amazed at how anyone managed to do your job and not go up on a water tower with a sniper rifle, but somehow you do. Should I ever fall on something that lodges in my rectum, get beat up by the evil "Some Guy" or get injured SOCMOB, I would be thrilled to have any of you treat me (and then post about it here).
As to dealing with the trolls, my advice would be just immediately deleting their posts. Don't give them the dignity of a response as they don't care and will just repeat themselves whether you refute their argument or not.
"How can they call this World Cup stuff football, these guys wouldn't last 5 minutes in the NFL". - me