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if we are taking about transsexuals can we not put dragqueens, crossdressers and gay images kind of offensive. use like trans models like Tula or Roberta close or famous people like kim petras or nikita dragon for your images. trans women work hard for our bodies we don't want to be associated with trnsvestites or drag performers.

Dignity and compassion does not mean indulging people’s delusions to the detriment of their actual biological wellbeing. The world has gone crazy with the gender-identity dogma/ideology being forced vs. biological reality. I do not envy those healthcare professionals who have a modicum of integrity who are having to deal with these self-imposed health risks and manifestly harmful ideologies. Gender dysphoria needs understanding and psychotherapy, not hormones and surgery, but that approach won’t enrich doctors and hospitals by creating lifelong patients. :-/

As a transgender woman, I cannot stress enough the importance of this subject. It is all too common for doctors and nurses to be misinform or uninformed about how hormonal therapy and sex reassignment surgery impacts the body. For example, I once needed emergency surgery for appendicitis and the surgeon was unaware of the heightened risks for blood clots.

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Florence nightingale saved my 2x great grandfathers life in the Crimea War. He was shot in the face and leg in 1855 and was in the Scutari field hospital before being taken to England for the rest of his medical treatment and recovery. He was pensioned from injuries in 1856. Florence nightingale demanded the soldiers had good, nutritious food too. My 2x great grandfather was Irish and had survived the potato famine but still didn’t have an abundance of good food available. She also demanded two separate hospitals in Crimea….so they could separate injured soldiers from cholera patients. The death toll reduced significantly because of her. The injured soldiers were in mud, blood, filth, rotting corpses of horses and humans surrounded the injured on the battlefield so the chance of disease was higher. I will always be grateful to the lady with the lamp

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Jeg er noget fascineret af selvom du dansk så slap af en tunge twister af et script du har skrevet og snakke om respekt til dit danglish Du får den her for algorithmen! Og tak for dit arbejde brormand jeg ved det ikke altid er nemt men du redder liv bogstaveligt

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Only problem with compassionate care here in Australia is care workers are treated like mugs. Shit pay, often bullied by management especially the nurses, no respect, and over worked and undervalued. Better off working at Macdonalds. Better conditions, and better money.

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As an autistic person I hope there will be a cure someday I don’t want to be autistic my entire life it scares me

Hi I’m a registered nurse that intends to migrate to Denmark soon. Please Can you make a video on what it is like for foreign nurses in Denmark ? And secondly please do I need to speak danish fluently to practice

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Because " holistic " is a scam

Treat all the patients the same. Nobody is special. A large amount of DEI in nursing.

To think her efforts is still being practice today.

Oo good work keep it up

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Nurses do so much. I was in the hospital for a month this year and I met my morning and night time nurses with a smile and always thank them. They do so much. The whole team. Thank you for watching me day and night ❤️

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It never occurred to me that the act of caring itself has to be taught and learned (apart from the science of fixing people). Great video, very insightful 👍🎉

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Is it better to leave those people to live on the street? Is it more dignified? Is it safer for the mentally ill?

Hmm, now that saying makes sense to me. Thank you.

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*Like they say- "Everything all goes back to the parenting". A belief, by definition, is not scientifically provable. Any scientist who does not know what the cause of schizophrenia is, does not rule out any possibilities. It is then extremely safe to say that medical doctors do employ the scientific method with respect to how they assess and treat their patients. That's why medicine has absolutely no cures for anything and never will.*

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As a Canadian, I can say that we have public health care, but it's rationed, people die on waiting lists to see specialists or to get treatment. Canadians who can afford it will cross the border for access to health care.