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We're so glad you keep coming back to this video! Surgical technicians are so crucial to hospital operations. Good luck on your journey!

Thanks so much for all you do for hospital patients!

Hi Shannon, I'm thinking of moving from main OR to OB tech. Do u take calls? And also is OB something your sticking with for your career. I just don't know if staying in OR esp with having a young and doing calls is what I want right now. I've been hearing alot of mixed reviews about being an OB tech

How amazing, the strength and selflessness, knowing her life was coming to the end, but in doing so, chose to help others to live on. Thank you, for all the lives you selflessly helped live a beautiful life ❤ ♥ 🇬🇧

Simple answer she was a living donor. 🙄Most people haven't seen a honor walk with the donor hugging people as their being wheeled out. That site alone is questionable and can be disturbing to some people to see.. I thank her for her courage and gift of life she's was willing to give .May she fly high.

@@madonnaclark4074 Most people may not have seen a Honor Walk, as well as a living donor who has no possible way of surviving her illness. Your assuming that they are going to take her to the destination where they wheel her into an OR and begin harvesting her organs. That is not the case. I am a hospice nurse and there are people who make the decision with completely clear minds to leave the hospital that she is currently a patient and be moved to a hospital either closer to where the most critical patient may be, or a central hospital where there are multiple patients that will receive her organs. The patient made this choice, knowing full well and with total understanding that she will not survive her current health crisis and it maybe only a matter of days that she is predicted to experience death, or she may have made the decision to cease all medical intervention and knows full well what that means. The hospitals have more then one authority to interview the patient to make sure they are fully cognoscente mentally and of free will making this choice. There will be a representative such as a social worker or legal representation that will also speak with the patient to assure that the patient makes this decision with full understanding of the events that she faces and that she has requested to be moved and be a organ donar. Gernerally, they will be in a hosptial close to where the organ harvest may take place. You think that channel is not trustworthy? Why? Making a statement is one thing if its your personal opinon and not based on proof of foul play. I suppose to many someone who has made the choice that this patient has, of her free will and in no way pressured to donate her organs must seem bazaar, where I see it differently. Just as I see people who live or move to a state that allows a person who is terminally ill to make a choice to request to have the right to chose death in their timing and in the quiet familiar place as their home, and if proven the patient is of sound mind...is allowed to have the medication that after taking it will succumb. A person who is fully aware that they have no other prognosis but terminal can thankfully chose to die at their own time and place of choosing and usually at home surrounded by loved ones, and their sweet pets...often having a professional alerted (physician usually) who has previously notified the authorities there will be a death with assistance and the address, because they also will take note of the event, and the mortuary will be alerted so they can pick up thre remains. I had the sweetest most loveing patientsin the world, and sat many times while they picked out their own casket from brochures and what songs they'd like to have sung...right down to the choice of what grave site they would chose. It was a hard day for me having grown so close to each one of my terminal patients choosing to stay at home, to take them to a cemetary to chose a plot they liked....or go over what food they'd like served after the ceremony or what songs would be sung at a mass for them, right down to having to notify the mortuary to come and pick up who was now a dear friend who chose topass away at home. Now with the ability to donate organs, depending on the illness, and other variable...what the woman who chose to say goodbye to her family and the hospital staff and leave with a loving smile, is her wish. I'm not about to criticize or be suspicious of someone doing awonderful thing like donating organs so that others may benefit. You can judge this video anyway you please, I understand completely.her loving act.

@@madonnaclark4074 Simple answer NO, but most people don't look for the negative that would take away from what this patient requested....so I left you a more detailed answer, since you have a difficult time understanding the human spirit and that one person may chose a path that you may not chose. Snarky doesn't cut it with me. Try not to be suspicious! of her or the hospital's intentions, and most people understood why I didn't go deeper into qualifying all the procedural. Things she chose to bi pass and somehow you got the impression she was being wisked off to be put down to harvest her organs. Now you don't even trust that staff...and maybe you would not chose that for yourself but she did. So it made you suspect because she hugged people and said good bye as they wheeled her out.....a little research and some common sense may have helped you understand. It is also not unusual for a patient who is saying a final goodbye to the staff who have cared for them either at hohe with hospice in attendance or at a facility with the staff they grow close to...and develop a bond. But then again there is always ONE person who jwould rather criticize then take a moment and tthink about how close a patient can get with the staff that every day takes part in keeping them comfortable, and makes it a point to show how much they care. All you saw was things you couldn't relate to. Sad. Don't bother another comment, I already know anything I say you're going to find something to comment about.. That is why you would not make it in this field of patient care. Most hospice nurses or support teams are hand chosen and trained for their understanding of the human spirit and how to relate to the many emotions a person dying goes through.

@@gaelcarlton9182 Your preaching to the choir. I have been in the medical field off and on for over 30 years.I have seen honor walks before I have cleaned and zipped up way to many dead people for me to remember now into body bags.I really didn't have time to read your novel🤣 about your personal feelings. I said what I said and I didn't say what I said for likes or care if anyone agrees with me.Have a awesome! day.Just remember and respect other people are entitled to their own opinions.

I do understand why people got confused, the patient chose to be moved closer to the hospital that she will donate her organs, In many states a person can chose to hasten their death if they are in a lot of pain and with no hope of regaining their health. That is a consideration, she is an advanced hospice patient and as she leaves, with great dignity she is thanking the hospice team who has been taking care of her. I guess they should have made the point much clearer, but I'm unsure who posted the video and clearly its confused people. It does seem to have caused a lot of confusion but I'm unsure if the hospital social worker wrote the comment referring to the video if there is one I can't really remember, or a family member, it doesn't seem to clarify much. I'm on duty and my break time is up. I hope this clarified what I think wasn't said but should have

Me too😳😳😳

i am confused.....🤔

Ditto! But its nice to see 'Sandra' (?) seems to be well.

Was ist das jetzt? Ich bin verwirrt

@@gretalotz368 Hab auch schon gefragt um was es hier ging/geht,hab auch noch keine Antwort.Außer das einer meinen Kommentar nur mit Daumen hoch bewertet hat.Die die direkte Antwort darauf kann ich mir wohl sparen🤷

The NP test is very difficult and frustrating to pass, I can't believe i failed after studying with so many materials😞

Frustration is a very positive sign. It means that the solution to your problem is within range, but what you're currently doing isn't working, and you need to change your approach in order to achieve your goal.

I have a cousin who never studied much, we studied together but she gives most of her time to her phone than her studies after writing the RPN test last month she passed and i failed😢, i asked her how she did it, just found out she got help from Mrs Cynthia

Please does anyone know who this Mrs Cynthia is? I really need to speak with her I'm frustrated 🥺

I’ll keep on studying till i pass no matter how many times i fail, I’ll advise you don’t give up because we all have come a long way so keep try till you get there one day or better still go get help from Mrs Cynthia