For Nurses... Random An Open Letter to Joy Behar September 16, 2015March 12, 2016 Adventures of a Labor Nurse 3270 Views 4 Comments news, nurse, stethoscope, view Source: An Open Letter to Joy Behar Until my next delivery ❤ Be a part of a delivery and share with friends:PrintTumblrFacebookTwitterLinkedInPinterestRedditLike this:Like Loading... Related
AnonymousSeptember 16, 2015 at 2:31 amPermalink Joy, as good as you are with comedy, I am twice as good as an RN. I have been in nursing since I am 17 and I am now 86 and still volunteering. I don’t work for $$ anymore, I never did really because I was paid a very low salary compared to what you must make. I love my work with people, I helped them get well or go to the final reward in heaven. God is on my shoulder every day of my life. Who takes care of those in the neighborhood or often on the street. You should hear some of my stories such as delivering a baby in the car while in a snow storm because dad stopped to help another car, mom was pushing and when they got to ER, I caught the baby coming out!! Reply
Bonnie Jackson, RNC, BSN, C-EFM, BASeptember 16, 2015 at 3:06 amPermalink I cannot even begin to breathe right now after your mockery of nursing. I can only hope that next time one of you needs “nursing” care, we might be too busy watching an actual talk show to care. You owe the entire profession of nursing an apology. Even tho you don’t, here’s what I wrote after watching the original: Just a nurse. How i hate those words. And yet, i myself, have sometimes felt somehow less because i was “just” the nurse. A powerfull message for us all. I was there for you when your baby was born, when your baby died, when you were more scared than you have ever been. And what did i do? I held your hand, looked you right in the eyes and said “you can do this and i believe in you”. I cried, i validated your parenthood i didn’t let my emotions show at the time. Later…….that’s another story. I am so disappointed in society and the lack of value they place on us (teachers, social workers, police, fire, all the public servants if u will). I don’t make six figures. Most days my back is killing me, my feet too. But i know, if my child or loved one was in any “Situation “, i would pray for the right nurse to be there at the right time. Hold their hand, look into their eyes and say “its ok. I’m right here and i’m not leaving. You can do this.” And at least bring peace and bear witness. What a job we as “just a nurse ” have. Reply
Bonnie Jackson, RNC, BSN, C-EFM, BASeptember 16, 2015 at 3:08 amPermalink Oh, and by the way…………….stethoscopes are not profession specific! Every nurse and doctor has one. How dare you. Sorry, it’s just your ignorance showing. Reply
caroann3353October 15, 2015 at 5:48 pmPermalink Joy Behar you really showed your ignorance when you mocked Nurses! Nurses are often the line that stands between a patients life and death! I always thought you were a big mouth Broad ( really broad), but now I know you are really quite STUPID!!!!!! Reply
