When I was at work on Thursday afternoon doing some overtime (after my 3 days off from work). I noticed that the bed area where we had a patient with long term weaning problem wasn't there. She died. After almost a month of suffering and fighting for her life she failed. I was sad but it's not beyond our control. May her soul rest in peace.
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2 comments:
That's sad. Especially if the patient is notable. I did not think that having this kind of job could also tug emotions.
Alam mo sis, ang tatag ninyong mga nagwo-work sa hospital. Imagine, lagi kayong nakaka-witness or nakakaalam ng namatay. Ang bigat sa loob kasi nun.
Take care, sis! Happy weekend!
Sasha
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