100+ Doctors Tell You The TRUTH About Battling Coronavirus
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I owe a huge debt of gratitude to all of my colleagues for not only being on the frontlines, but also for making the time to share their unique stories, experiences, and even hopes with everyone at home. It is clear, while we have different specialties, perspectives, appearances, and locations of practice, we are more united than we realize. I consider myself extremely blessed and proud to say we share the title "Dr." during these challenging times.
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#coronavirus #COVID19 #alertnotanxious
boredem at home is better than respiratory distress, stay home..
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R. E. Trying to sale your religion isn't going to save lives. Stay at home and practice social distancing. Stop trying to spread anxiety with end of times bull poop.
@@josephtruben if only people like him realized the intensity of the situation
Loved it! It would be really cool if you could maybe do an interview with a doctor or two from each hard hit country, such as france spain china italy Germany. Just think it would be useful for us to see the different sides of the fight against the virus. Stay strong, Stay positive and don’t panic!!
Definitely, still sucks tho lol
A doctor got 100 colleagues together for a video. This is what happened to the internet.
Thanks so much for having us all!!
Nice hair
Thank you Dr. Bernard Ekg! 谢谢医生！
I came here looking for copper and I found gold.
was anxiously waiting to see if you and dr.hope are in this video :)
Chubbyemu, I had no idea you watched Dr. Mike. Wow 🤩
The unity of the doctors saying "Stay alert, not anxious." gave me the chills.
Ironically... that made me anxious hahaha
the scary part for me was dr Mike just starring at the camera after he finished saying it
Haha same
Hahaha same
It made me tear up sgajshnshz
“When this pandemic end, let’s remember it wasn’t the CEO’s and billionare who saved us. It was the janitor, nurses, doctors, cop and other hard workers.”
Exactly
True.
Chrystal Bess Redding yessss
They save us every day, even before the pandemic. Billionaires and CEOs kill people on the contrary. All that wealth could go to the devastated for health insurance, etc, but instead it's "their wealth", they can do what they want with it. Bullshit. They are complacent to deaths upon deaths due to negligence.
@@carnivoroussarah That's bullshit. Companies like Amazon, Tesla, Google and other provide unbelievable amounts of economic value, providing millions of jobs worldwide, making access to the latest advancements cheaper and more affordable so even people in my country can afford ordering stuff on amazon that they could never get around them because the supply lines simply made it too expensive. What they get back in return is business. They aren't the mafia. They grow because people buy their products. You are a big benifitiary of what those billionaires helped make if you're watching this on a mobile or computer. The fact that you consume your entertainment on UA-cam while saying this is pretty evident that you're just mad at life and need someone to take it out on. Beware cuz this class war bullshit will kill your nation.
i’m disappointed he didn’t interview dr mike he’s a pretty famous doctor
You're disappointed that Dr Mike didn't interview himself? Lol
@@PiercingChild its a joke. ✌🏼
He did actually...look at #107 11:07
I didn't see Dr. Oz either 😅
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"Safe at Home" not "Stuck at Home" - this should be the mindset of everyone.
We actually have the simplest task in all of this. Let's Just Stay At Home Please!
It's not as easy for everyone tho. Let's be real.
Simon Roy indeed but for most it is
@@aurelien5747 i'm not sure about that. Maybe for the first month but after that, i think it will be harder and harder. I'm starting to feel like i'm in a prison. Hopefully , it will be over soon.
Simon Roy not being able to see my boyfriend has put a huge mental toll on me and I’m fairly introverted. It really isn’t that easy! Can’t wait for this to blow over
@@baileec496 i'm with my girlfriend and depression is starting to slowly get into me. Can't imagine being in your situation. Stay strong.
Honestly I got tear eyed. I’m a patient transporter here in Miami and for you and all the other doctors to acknowledge and thank us in the lower section of the hospital means a lot. Dr. Mike I don’t think you understand how great it feels for us to see you guys appreciate our work... I hope to soon be in your shoes as well and impact peoples lives for the better not for the worst. Thank you for doing what you do and be safe
Never thought science would make me this emotional
And there's your cognitive dissonance right there, and oh look, Dr Mike agrees.
I cried
sameeee
@@RUBBER_BULLET "ThEreS YoU'Re CogNITive DisSoNAnce!" I have a feeling you know nothing about cognitive dissonance and just saying big words to make yourself sound smart.
@@Justuco567 nope, provoking an emotional response to manipulate behaviour is text book propaganda. They've got you by the balls if you respond emotionally because all reason is eliminated in favour of feelings.
After all this is over, there should be a global healthcare workers appreciation day if there isn’t already
Yess
@@paramshekhar4564 That's not what he meant bro. A special day allocated each year to celebrate the healthcare workers. I. E, something like World Water day
April 7th is World Health Day. 2020 is designated as "Year of the Nurse and Midwife" but true, maybe expanding scope applicable to all frontliners, from doctors to hospital utility personnel to volunteers ☺️
Carson Schau bro that ain’t cool I just had to delete my search history
I'd be down for that.
The people who disliked were crying so hard that they missed the like button
Or maybe they are jus masochists
You know what, you are totally right
People are crying? Is that why my eyes are so wet right now??
💯😂😂😂
Sabine de Vos 🤣🤣🤣
I am ashamed that more than 1k people disliked this video.
This is actualy helpful and helps us stay positive.
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Probably the Karens or easencel oil people and anti Vax
@@hi.241 aren't thay on forums and that stuf
Why the hell would they be on a logicaly medical channel
In the meantime the real geniuses are developing a vaccine. The social and medical aspects of this pandemic are painfully obvious and drab
@@michealisaac9078 I've decided that for some people it's just a hobby. No meaning.
I actually cried at the part when the man said that he couldn't kiss his wife on his anniversary. Thankyou for fighting, we owe our lives to you, heroes. Whether you are in the hospital room, in the middle of the action or you're serving food in the cafeteria, you are still so important and brave. I have huge respect for you. ❤🏨➕
When the doctor said he and his wife couldn't kiss on their anniversary, that one got me.
Lots of medical staff are staying away from there families entirely. We have not seen my husband since March 9. He watched the girls do their Easter egg hunt over what's app. I'm not complaining, it is just the way it is. I think a lot of people just don't know or realise that while so many are asked to stay home with their family, some people are not getting to go home at all.
Thank you doctors for your interviews.
Maybe this clip will cheer you up: ua-cam.com/video/ZEXE1yFV7Ds/v-deo.html&feature=emb_logo
Mhm 😔 Everyone deserves love, I hope they know that she/he loves them
4:23 if you wanna speed it
@Abbadabs Odell but aren't ypu doing the same thing? You criticise that we are at a point where everyone battles to have the saddest story and then you say that their stories aren't bad enough? And calling others selfish for being sad about things that you don't consider upsetting enough? I don't get it. I think we can all acknowledge that everyone is going through sadness, loneliness and trauma right now. I think this should bring us together. Instead of tearing us apart.
This is not meant in a mean way. I just felt that you were contradicting yourself. But I understand that it is upsetting to be alone right now. I am not entirely alone anymore. Germany has already lifted many of the restrictions. But people are careful. I haven't hugged anyone in three months and it feels bad.
Some unsung heroes often forgotten are also Pharmacists, pharmacy interns and pharmacy technicians.
Yes!! I am a pharmacist and was disappointed in seeing yet again another video that gives shout outs and forgets us 😔.
Stephen Garrison yesssssssss
I would say the true hero would be the janitor at the hospital making $15/hr still exposed, while the nurses and docs make 6 figures constantly patting themselves on the back.
Came here for this! My pharmacist asst. showed up, *unannounced* in a mask, to deliver a medication forgotten in my last order.
Grocery workers too.
Hearing doctors say that being on the frontline of this very scary and deadly pandemic is a privilege made me tear up. They are and will always be the heroes getting us all through this by sacrificing so much of themselves
Watching this 2 years later, and I am emotional. Thank you ALL for everything, the hard work and long hours. The sacrifice's made. Thank you for being on team Us.
My dad has the corona virus and they just woke him up from his induced coma, they removed his feeding tube and took him off his ventilator last weekend , I finally got to video chat with him on Monday,it broke my heart to see him in the state he was in, he couldn’t talk but he was trying, I’m so thankful for all the doctors and nurses, transporters everyone that took care of my dad without them he wouldn’t be here♥️
Krista J I’m so sorry. I’m saying this now, your dad is going to be okay. I’m putting into the universe.
I was already crying damnit... **really ugly crying** I hope... **sniffle** You keep your Dad in your heart.
Sounds like he’s going to beat this, and I’m throwing out to the universe that he is and you will be able to hug him before you know it. ❤️
Praying for your dad and everyone else fighting this awful disease. Hope your dad is doing better and stay strong.
Praying for all of those out there man, hopefully your dad will recover as soon as possible
3:26 "Not all heroes wear capes, some of them wear stethoscopes."
*EVERYONE LIKED THAT*
*Goosebumps intensifies*
Glorified Pharmacists or doctors as you call them are definitely not my heroes.
I'll stick with Superman.
@@tylerpan552 is confused.
The World Health Organization that's telling us a story about a Superman virus is the same organization that wants us to take their vaccines.
They also have a Flat Earth map as their logo. Bahahaha
@@tylerpan552 thinks putrid matter from a poisoned cell is a Superman virus out to exterminate the world.
Please learn about your immune system. Stop being a sheep. Baaaaaaaa hahaha
@@tylerpan552 is confused.
Sorry I'm not scared of something I can't prove. If that's your thing then you do you.
Bahahaha
Germ THEORY has NEVER BEEN PROVEN.
You can't prove a THEORY with another THEORY KIDDO.
As someone who is part of the EVS(Environmental Services) team at a hospital during this pandemic, thank you for giving attention to people who work in hospitals who are not doctors or nurses. It means a lot.
I have a Grandmother in End of life care. it breaks my heart that my family cant travel to Calgary to say goodbye, but its best for the world to stay at home and call her. Our last words where when she told me "i'll be thinking about you." Really hits home bruh.
Medicare workers
*ASSEMBLE!!!...at a distance*
Assemble! With a few metres apart...
jay Pazare you beat the system
Medicare workers? No, medical workers lol. Medicare workers are pencil pushers that deny claims.
And after 30 years of dissinfecting
jay Pazare
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Am I the only one who immediately felt tears when he said "this is once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to boldly fulfill my oath"?😭
They got me at, "It is my privilege to help". I couldn't.
So I have been deeply hurt in a way that can't be easily solved by doctors that didn't believe me. However, it still effects me that they are still trying. It doesn't matter that they are the most at risk, they are still trying. I will always pray for them, even if they haven't always helped me, because they are trying to help those who need the most help. (Not all of them. There are bad eggs in every profession, but I just can't feel that way about the majority of health care professionals despite the problems I have had myself.) I just want the people who need help to be helped. Despite the problems I have faced with doctors and nurses, I believe that they care no matter what. I help that others can find that too.
@@Lady_Crispr I also had bad experiences with doctors. Twice I end up in hospital and once it finished with surgery. All because of doctors who did not bother to check me up properly. Still I am very proud of those who risks their health for us 😊
Well, the good news is if he feels unfulfilled by the end of this, he can always join the military so he can honor a REAL oath.
I thought the same thing, that was an amazing comment.
when Dr.Michelle Romeo spoke about seeing so many deaths, I started tearing up inside. my heart goes out to all of you, may God be with you all from janitors/custodial staff to family physicians, emergency staff, and more. I'm praying for us all
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Honestly, I don’t think Healthcare workers are appreciated enough, and this pandemic made me realize that. Thank you❤️
😭😭😭😭
“Means a 30 minute self decontamination routine before I hug my children”
“I could not kiss my wife on our anniversary”
“I bought a house closer to the hospital and away from my family to protect them”
Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you
I can't see my child! And I'm not even health care worker, just a normal mom who is freaking out every day. Now you can cry
@@loy7163 if out there are ppl, they don't want us to know
I teared when Dr. Sibert said, "When we put a breathing tube in for a patient...it's like looking down a barrel of a gun." I felt that. Thank you healthcare heroes for all that you do and fighting for us. Hoping everyone stays safe & healthy
That was, such, an impactful statement. Eye opening for sure. It should give people the motivation to be stronger than their desires to be physically social, right now. If we do what needs to be done, we can get through this. We have to be responsible. This feels like forever, but it's not going to last forever. Please... Let's do our part.
@@nataliahernandez6778 Well said! If we collectively practice social distancing we can reduce the strain on healthcare workers & help flatten the curve while experts work on developing a vaccine
Her piece starts at 3:55 if anyone wants to know.
I wish people would just stay home so this could be over even sooner. Those people are adding more weeks onto this quarantine.
We need to do something for this corona virus 😷😫😷😷😫😣
The small detail in noticed watching the video and seeing the doctors being interviewed is the visible exhaustion in their eyes and general body language. Tough times but seeing these people who are the heroes of our time go through so much, and still continue gets my respect and admiration more than anything.
When I took my Dad to hospital he stayed many days. The ones that warmed my heart was custodial staff. They always smiled at me. The doctor and nurses were very cross. My dad is a big handful and wants to teach the doctors and nurses not the other way. I cannot change my father. My best memories were those happy custodial staff. They understood I had to be loyal to my father. We had a couple good docs but they were too busy throughout the hospital . Custodial staff with that horrific job were the happiest ones at the hospital. That taught me something I needed to learn.
Don't forget about hospital security staff, my dad goes to work everyday and I worry for him.
l721player thank you ❤️
Greater assembly than the avengers
they're the same "Heroes"
@@husein881 Real heroes
He got such a BIG DIVERSITY of different specialists, different healthcare roles, even chair of medical faculty of some universities. This is amazing Im rewatching this to catch everything
I doubt he'd take a moment of levity during such a serious subject but if he'd said, "Physicians Assemble" It would have been funny and most people would have taken it as a really brief lighthearted moment. I'm thinking a Cap helmet with the DM logo. Maybe a shield with a caduceus on it...or vise verse. Wow. I'm putting way to much thought into this. I'm really bored.
Doctors, Assemble!!!!
Watching this in January 2022. The days of rounds of applause and pot banging may be behind us, but know that there are millions of us out there who are still doing our best so that healthcare workers are able to keep all of us safe. A big heartfelt thank you to all healthcare workers, no matter your job title or specialty.
Thank you for this. My husband is an orderly and I would cry every night he left for work. We both ended up contracting covid and even though I work from home I ended up in Er with pneumonia. And to this day I am still so proud of him going out and risking everything to help his patients and be a smiling caring face
We lost my Grandmother yesterday. My dad had to watch her Last Rites over a video call. What makes the entire trauma of this even worse for our family is that her doctor shouldn’t have even been at work. He lost his own mother last week, but he can’t take off because he is so vital in this fight. It has broken our hearts that he can’t take the time he needs to grieve the way our family can. Can you please bring attention to the mental affects that COVID-19 is having on those on the Front Line because the public seems to only think the affects/risks are physical.
I'm so sorry for your loss.
F to pay respects
I'm sorry for your loss ♡
🌹🌹🌹🌹I am sorry for your loss.
My deepest condolences.
Government: stay at home
Netflix: *stonks*
Government: stay at home
Me: but bae's parents aren't home
Government: because they have coronavirus, and she does too, stay at home.
Me: *fug*
Netflix: *fug*
My Mom was a dedicated RN. My niece is currently an RN. My sister works as a coder in a military hospital.
Everyone in the healthcare field deserves respect and understanding during these troubled times.
brother in law is an anesthesiologist. last month, my sister (his wife) and their 3 yo daughter caught covid, to continue working and not spread the virus to his patients, he couldn't even take care of her - sister's syndromes weren't serious (thankfully) and she went by 2 weeks without her sense of taste and a low fever.. my niece only got a light cold and felt better in a few days - sister told me how lonely she felt being sick, but knowing that if she made her husband stay with her, she'd be risking the lives of all his patients. it makes me feel humbled that many HC/essential workers might have felt that struggle with their families and friends.. god bless.
So proud to have been a part of this, thanks Dr. Mike!
Thank you for your service! I know it's really tough right now. I also work in the medical field although I'm a coder so I'm able to work from home and it's not as in my face but I have close relationships with many of the nurses and doctors that I work with. We all will get through this eventually and hopefully we will learn from the mistakes made and be stronger. God bless and stay safe!
Thank you for your work! And thank you for being a part of this!
Thank you.
One worthless MD blowing another MD. You guys are the type of imbolsols that would stick out their chess, if they ever had patients in chemotherapy and brag if they should survive treatment and temporarily hide the cancer, lol . I haven't seen an MD since I was 22, I'm 49 now I've been seeing naturopathic doctors and I don't even take aspirin. Healthier than a 20-year-old. No an illusion a fact! MDs are worthless and have highly, false, misguided, self-perceptions of themselves, lol
Will Perkins are you ok?
Nobody:
Dr Patel: "Netflix and Chill, UA-cam and thrill"
I'm definitely staying home now
Timestamp?
@@fluxxy6260 6:54
This was absolutely my favorite comment!
More like "pornhub and drill".
As someone who’s a premed biology major, nothing makes my blood boil more than the fact that my friends are back to hanging out with each other-without masks, social distancing & inside of each other’s houses. I try to talk sense into them about the dangers of this virus and I get called paranoid & told that I’m falling for the media hype. I don’t listen to the news, I listen to the healthcare professionals and scientists publishing data. It makes me especially mad that people who WERE taking precautions get badly ill while people who don’t care at all just get to not care without any consequences (for now)
I work in a hospital delivering meals to patients and helping feed nurses, doctors, and other hospital staff 40hrs a week. I'm nowhere near as exposed the those dealing directly with the infected patients but every person in that building is trying their best and working so hard to deal with covid.
Being a doctor: it's not a job it's a calling. Can't agree more.
I feel that....Let's give a virtual high 5 to our entire fraternity.... ✋
But also job of admins hospital managments to provide them PPE and pharma to make them.
Yes.
Totally agree 100%
I am a neurosurgeon working for the NHS, six days a week. I may not directly be involved with the fight against COVID-19, but I have been interacting with carers and nurses on the front line. One of them is called Janine. I pass by her every time I go to work, and I once went to her house for lunch. She has six children, three of them under six, and she also has a husband who suffers from cerebral palsy. I mean, as a neurosurgeon, I have extensively studied cerebral palsy and I very much know the difficulties and implications. He requires round-the-clock supervision and care, but they've hired some carers. What I'm trying to say, essentially, is the fact that she leaves her disabled husband, her very young children, everyday, just to look after people. I have never seen someone so selfless. We really need to think about the unseen heroes, the ones who don't get the recognition but who do all the work. Not only the surgeons, but the technicians, and the cleaners. Without them, surgery could not take place! So sit down for a minute. Appreciate your family. Be nice to them. Because there are others who don't get to see theirs for you.
#stayathome
The Gentleman I know this is a serious topic and things like that but I want to become a neurosurgeon and work for the NHS. Also I’m 15. Have you got any advice??
@@kaanyaldiz258 I would focus on one step at a time: finish high school and undergrad while keeping your GPA up and meeting requirements for medical school applications, volunteer where you can to get experience in clinical settings. Most people that want to get into medical school, don't. Those that do, often don't end up in the specialty they wanted to go into when they were younger. Figure out your plan B, but put that energy into working hard and volunteering. Good luck to you!
@@kaanyaldiz258 yeah, what the other guy said. Make sure you have a backup plan. Life doesn't always go the way you'd like. I'm lucky that I managed to get my dream specialty, neurosurgery, but not a lot actually do. My friend actually wanted to be a cardiovascular surgeon or whatever, but ended up becoming an ENT just because the demand for cardiology was too high. Always prepare for the worst.
Anyway, more info at: www.sbns.org.uk/index.php/education-and-training/how-to-become-a-neurosurgeon/
@@kaanyaldiz258 at your age you may think you can do anything. You must think realistically. Most people don't begin proper procedures until 30 years old. I spent almost 15 years studying and improving my skills before becoming a professional surgeon. That's a massive chunk of your life gone, when in other fields you could already have a job. You must be sure you want this, and then put the effort in.
@@Aslan-cometh heh... I see what you mean, basically she had a question, about how she should administer anaesthetic to an unconscious person, so I went to her house. If you didn't know, I'm married myself, and I'm not that kinda guy. Besides, lunch break is only 15 minutes, and I need a bit longer than that. 🤭
I have a surgeon friend there who is a Covid-19 patient and he is working at mount sinai medical center of florida. Until now, I have no updates since 1st week of July because I am in the Philippines. I pray for his recovery. Thank you for this tagged line "be alert not anxious"♡
It’s almost 2 years later and I’m still sobbing watching this video
One of the things that really hit hard for me was when a female doctor said “We signed up for this, we’re here” because I can just imagine all the healthcare workers on their graduation day, being so happy that they’re going to go out there and help people, and then have to confront this massive pandemic. My love goes out to all of you, stay alert, not anxious ❤️
As a nurse, I hate when people say "you signed up for this". No. People did not sign up to be working without proper PPE, 18 hour days, 7 days a week, during a pandemic. People are doing it because they care, but it is awful and unprecedented.
@@hollysandberg9829 But signing up for it doesn't mean that you're obligated to do it or that we're not grateful bc we are, it just means that you knew that you would have to work late and in crazy situations when y'all agreed on choosing medical and y'all cared enough to do so, we're all extremely grateful so thank you.
Stardust None of us signed up to be exposed to the “bubonic plague” , an exaggeration, wait, there are antibiotics for the plague. If you choose not to work, you’re fired, and blacklisted for future jobs. Covid is the highest risk factor for death/ illness for nurses since HIV, and there was no treatment for HIV early on. But there’s a high transmission rate in COVID. Yes, we’re used to busy, high stress shifts, overtime is ok, but not for months, and certainly not for 16 - 36+ hours of work per shift, short staffed. The high level of acuity constantly is stressful. PTSD will be common among nurses. Normally you have patients that leave the ICUs, but we don’t get swamped with all critically ill patients, all the time. Usually there are patients in holding pattern of critical but stable.
@@kellwood1404 Obviously nobody knows what will happen tomorrow. But y'all studied medical knowing something like this could happen, that you would have to work for a situation like this, just like all the medical staff who had to work for the plague. I am not trying to disregard your sacrifices. I really am very grateful but would you have changed your mind about becoming a nurse if you knew something like this would happen? Ofc not.
Stardust I’m older now. When I started nursing, of course I would have worked thru COVID. Now, I’ve retired and don’t regret it one bit.
"We, the healthcare workers, are not your frontliners any longer. We are your LAST LINE OF DEFENSE. YOU, my fellow people, are the frontliners now. The war have shifted into the community and it is up to you. This cannot be won in the confines of a hospital..." -Dr. B. Calinawagan
This hit me hard. Like they said, we are not stuck at home. We are safe at home.
Sit in your house under house arrest because your govt is gonna save you n they promise to give your rights back....
Because govt always has had you and your health and your freedom as their concern....
@@734gman-vs5uf Step up or shut up.
@@734gman-vs5uf the thing is, there's nothing you can really do right now but have faith. Have faith in your people, have faith in your government and have faith in God (for atheist, have faith in science) you gotta at least survive to have rights and the only way for all of us to survive is to stay home now
I'm grateful we have a very good medical program in the Netherlands. I'm a vet tech, we were completely forgotten, and not included in any emergency laws. But we couldn't close the animal hospital. We had NO protection materials, but still had to see many patients a day. Altough the numbers of infected are rising again, I am confident we can beat this. Thanks to our healthcare workers and please people, respect the emergency laws.
My father is a doctor and my mother is a teacher. There is so much uncertainty in those professions right now. Please everyone appreciate all the frontline workers(everyone who works in a hospital+any other kind of healthcare, everyone who works in all schools, everyone who works in the firefighting department, the police department, paramedic department, aspects of the military, anything unsafe)
The footage of the people of nyc applauding for the healthcare workers makes me cry.
Clapping your hands won't pay their bills. Do something productive, fight for better working conditions and higher salaries.
@@dannyb.1218 Did you miss the part where the doctors said the applause gave them hope? Applauding does not prevent anybody from doing other things to help healthcare workers.
@@dannyb.1218 it was not supposed to pay the bills. Are you honestly concerned about a doctors salary? They have the highest starting salaries on the planet they arent worried about that they are running ragged and getting exposed to a virus with no vaccine that is highly infectious, its a sign of appreciation and respect, cmon son.
@@madLphnt Agree. Although nurses' salaries could go up! I feel like they have more contact with patients and therefore more danger, people can correct me if thats wrong
same
"We're not stuck at home, we're safe at home" Stay safe everyone
Edit: 1k likes!? You guys are awesome!
Edit 2: Almost 2k likes, wow! never thought this would blow up, thank you! And please, please stay safe.
why is there so much dislikes in this vid
I'm safe watching anime xd
@@WiLdFutureSubscribe wutever floats ya boat
in actually enjoying the time with my family I'm usually pretty busy and cant hang with them
@@shannonp9497 That's Awesome! It's just unfortunate that many people disregard these things
I'm a 11 years old,I told my whole family I will become a doctor when I grow up and I will cause I want to save lives my, dad is a doctor.
I'm a highschool senior who is planning to become a doctor. I'm not the smartest nor am I special in any way. The medical field has always interested me through the sciences involved but now, I found a better reason to get through college and medical school during this pandemic. It absolutely sucks not being able to do anything to help those around me. I see all these people getting sick and the death toll rising. It's just so hard to sit there and see these people die and I know that I can take the small steps to help these frontline medical professionals but I always feel as if I'm not doing enough. So for now, I will do my best to get into a good college and through medical school. That way, I can help the way these doctors do.
5:05 "I developped a fever and a lot of the Covid symptoms. When I ended up in the emergency room, all I could think about was, when I recover, will this make me immune, so I can get back out there?"
This selflessness, I can't even
Cheru Siderea would that actually make her immune ?
@@hageribrahim7763 A persons body after beating the virus should have antibodies now. Those antibodies will know how to attack the virus if it is seen again. So yes, Immune. However, if the virus mutates and comes back around, it would be another bout with the virus again, a new set of antibodies to be created.
@@wheresbrent I think it's not safe to say you get immune for now. Some people who beat the virus got sick a second time. They're trying to understand if they didn't get immune or if the virus was "sleeping" and then attacked again.
@@PatriciaSantos91
www.snopes.com/fact-check/covid-19-reinfection/
Reinfection is an extraordinary claim - if it's happening it really challenges our understanding of viral infections and the original SARS. (SARS has been demonstrated to cause at least 3 years of immunity.) Unfortunately the current tests aren't reliable enough to test this claim - it's a hypothesis that we don't have the tools to test.
@@jordanrodrigues8265 Thanks for checking!
Shout out to therapists and psychiatrists. Isolation made me fall back into depression. Tele-therapy saved my life. I had a rope on my table.
omg..😢😢hang in there pal...glad u r okay...take help of anybody through face timining..u r not alone
Legit bros I'll play playstation with ya if you need
I know it sounds stupid but I got faith in u
You’re strong and brave to seek help and fight depression I wish you all the happiness in the world I’ve been there and it sucked tbh im glad im over it now and you can too 💜💜
@@MrShayno97 thats so sweet of u😁😁
I feel so fired up to push further and work harder as a med aspirant. My relatives jokingly asked me if i still wanted to be a doc after seeing the pandemic spread and the conditions and I very haughtily replied that it has concrete my belief of becoming a LIFESAVER/HELPER/HEALER. When the ENTIRE world is trying to stay safe in their houses, doctors ALL OVER THE WORLD are risking everything they are and have. Respect!!! I hope to be just like all of you guys in 10 years time.❤
Thank you for this Dr. Mike
During the start of this pandemic, I’ve never felt more anxious in my whole entire life and I’m just 15 years old most especially I have lupus. I then found this awesome medical drama called “The Good Doctor” and also your channel. Being surrounded by the medical environment helps me calm from these stressful events. Thank you Dr. Mike for posting such accurate content and that although, there are a lot that’s happening including my father abandoning us during this crisis, I still have a chance to life and pursue my dream of becoming a doctor like you as long as I’m happy and healthy 🥰🥰
Thanks for including me in this amazing project, Mike! 👏👏
Thank you so much!! You are our Hero!
you da besttttt ♥️♥️♥️😍
@@kristinabraly I'm a huge fan
Thank you!
Hey y'all. I am a grocery worker. I've seen so many people come in coughing, and getting mad at town ordinances asking people to pay with card rather than cash. I've seen so many people leave their gloves in rather than trash cans. People come in multiple times, sometimes not even buying anything. I am left exhausted each night coming back from work both mentally and physically...as well as emotionally. My mom has asthma and I worry about coming home sick. I've seen so many articles of grocery workers testing positive.
It's amazing that so many people are thanking me and showing love at check out. Specially from all my elderly. It's for them that I constantly clean any surface like handles even staying off the clock to ensure everything is clean.
I want the public to do the following
1. Don't bring your whole family.
2. Please don't come unless you have to.
3. Clean after yourself. I.e gloves, disposable mask, sanitary wipes
4. Don't be mean.
Victor Garcia Our sincere gratefulness to you too, you are contributing tremendously for the well being of our society, you are also fighting in the frontline and I think that we are not crediting you enough for what you do. Please stay positive that what you do, is also life saving. Stay safe!
Thank you for all that you do. I’m a caregiver and have to go grocery shopping for my elderly/disabled clients. Everyone working in my local grocery store look so fucking tired. And so many of them aren’t wearing gloves or masks. And all I see in the parking lots are gloves on the ground. It’s terrible
Thank you so much for all you do. I think grocery store workers are not getting as much gratitude as healthcare professionals.
I pray that you and your family are well 🙏
Thank you, no reason for more than 1 trip a week, get in there, get your ESSENTIALS and get out. Thank you for putting your self at risk , so people don't starve to death.
N grocery clerks get retaliation for wanting better safe work environments
why are people disliking this video? Its helpful, informative, and showing that people (all) are working in the hospital are trying to save peoples lives.
Thank you for this Dr. Mike! & Thanks to everyone taking part in this Video! 💗
When they said “Alert, not anxious”, I felt that
I think this is old and people should stop saying that. We’re past the point of being alert. Nothing will totally come back to normal before a year or two. We’re in WAR against the virus.
People lost their job, can’t see the people that they care about, maybe can’t even get some stuff as medication or some treatment. And that will be like that for pretty much all 2020. Students that just got out of school just got no future as of right now. Some people that had really stable jobs lost them. Kids might not be able to go to school next year. Teenagers can’t get the social interaction they NEED for their development. It’s normal for people to be anxious.
@@cedricpomerleau5586 alert, but not anxious mean be alert of the news and people around you and not anxious is that you will not keep passing fake news and bulk buying stocks that you probably will never use if the COVID-19 gets resolved in the near term...
I get the economic problems it's gonna cause but right now it's the most important that we focus on beating the pandamic. All government know that already, most are already doing what they can to help reduce the impact. For example Singapore has introduced many laws to allowed the company to default on their obligations if they could not fulfill it and increased the burden of declaring bankrupt to 6 month insolvency instead of the usual. As for the civil side, they have been drawing the reserves to give money to all adult Singaporeans.
Best thing we can do is to help the healthcare people and the various frontline staff is to stay home, be alert, not anxious, don't add to the strain.
Pomerleau Cédric
You’re correct that the term isn’t as helpful as it was in the past. But, being anxious all the time helps nothing. Being worried about every single thing that will happen in the future will not lead us to fixing the mess we’re in. Panicking only leads to more chaos and destruction. We are pass the point of being alert and we should be worried, but not all the time. If we stay worried, how will we function and fix the things that are worrying us?
Glen V I agree that panicking isn’t the right thing to do. But you say we should not always worry as we need to function and fix the things that worry us. In a normal situation, yes. But right now, most people at home are asked not to function and not fix what they worry us (not being able to work or see people).
We’re putting people in this, which worry them, then we asked them to stay like that for months. I don’t see how people could get better by any means.
@@cedricpomerleau5586 worrying is when you dwel on a thought to your own harm. However, being alert is awareness without the negatives side affect of obsessions and pain caused by your worry. So, look up the difference between them, you'll understand why they still say it.
Whenever I think of the people unrecognize for their part in this pendemic, I think garbage collectors. Talk about an essential worker.
Agreed. My local council has reduced collections to try to keep collectors safer
Folks putting produce in the supermarkets.
The garbage collectors in my neighbourhood got together and even made a rap album to inform people of the risks, how to dispose of trash safety, etc.
I feel so lucky to live in a city with comprehensive waste disposal - separate bins for compost, recycling, and garbage, and all picked up by an arm on the truck itself and NOT the staff. I drove through my neighbouring city on garbage day a couple weeks ago and watched a collector pick up a bin and tip it into the truck, and the amount of dust (containing WHO knows what) that went everywhere made my stomach drop. it's so scary
@The Handicrapped Stain Not really. That isn't to say they arent essential, but many of them can work remotely. Try collecting garbage remotely. Not possible.
I love this: “We are Not stuck at home. We are safe at home.” I have so much respect for all of the frontline workers no matter if they are nurses doctors surgeons Paramedics and anyone I might have left out! They are all so incredible. They’re the true heroes!! Thank you!
I love that some of them recognized radiology. I'm a CT/Xray tech, I work at a Level 1 trauma center with an associated free-standing ER in a different part of the city. I scanned the first locally identified patient as a CT student. I'm proud to do what I do and I do what I can to make sure I'm performing as best as I can because I know I'm just a small piece of the puzzle. It's also super scary from my POV, especially seeing COVID on CT scans. It looks like the worst kind of pneumonia anyone could have. I had pneumonia when I was 6, but this virus makes that seem like a common cold.
Can we just take a moment to appreciate all these people who were here, and the all doctors who are risking their lives for this cause?
They truly are heroes
Only if they listens to all races equally.
Alexandra Juel yeah that’s what this video is about
WyldeGi
A moment outside the video. Sorry for the confusion
Alexandra Juel oh nvm you’re good!
I exploded in tears as soon as Dr. Mona Amin mentioned domestic abuse during this quarantine... I've been through domestic abuse for several years now and this quarantine is just making it worse. The fact that she acknowledged that made me cry so much, I swear.
Are you ok? Is everything alright?
Stay strong I know it can is so difficult but you can get through this ❤
I just got my perpetrator to leave recently. I had to get the law involved. I don't know your situation but my heart goes out to you and anyone else who also deals with neglect or abuse of any kind
Please don't stay there! You dont deserve it. You deserve so much better
Please inform someone who can help you.
You deserve better
After watching about 100 of your videos, this is the first one I need to comment on.
This made me tear up a bit, seeing all the doctors being on the same page!
Great video, I wish I had found it a year ago!
Thanks for making this, even though I am late, it still very much gives me hope.
This had me in tears! Literally cried when they were talking about the notes and letters that the neighbors send
I'm studying to enter med school and seeing this video just inspired me, not only because it made me want more to be in the front line of this battle with these doctors, but also because it remembered me why I want this so bad, why and for who I would do this. Thank you Dr. Mike
I don't even want to do med but for a moment there I did. Best of luck to you!
Hey Mah! same here ....I want to be doctor .
@@Hou413 thank you!
Same. I’m currently In middle school and I just want to help
My life is sad tho. I’m a new Biomedical Student in nyc. I’m 16. And in C3 of learning Myocardial Infarction. I should’ve been taking biology and chemical in high school first. But then I was forced because there aren’t enough student. It’s been almost three months since high school is closed. I’m lilterally dying inside while studying. It’s tough. I’m on road to college taking medical courses. Ughh. Sometimes, I feel like I can’t do it anymore. I feel like, I shouldn’t be alive. But I’m alive. I feel like I’m in a zombie apocalypse and need to survive. I feel like my brain will explode next week. I got online class, subject to catch up cause I’m still in high school, vocal class, music class, dance class, I have to think about my struggle and life, I need to improve my grades, a lot of experiment stuff and also life in nyc is rough bruh! I feel like I have to sleep in coffin. I don’t wanna study biomedical science anymore. But I’m halfway to college. Still have a long way to go. Next year I graduate from high school and will enter med school life next year. Yea. As you know it’s 12 am here in nyc and I can’t sleep. Best of luck to you too!
The fact that some people doesn’t believe in social distancing is insane...
Oh I believe in it, I just think you're a broken human being if you're scared of something you can't prove.
You should stop spreading fear.
Jacob Corrao ?
Can’t prove that Coronavirus exists or social distancing doesn’t work?
@@joelvogan2427 thinks putrid matter from a poisoned cell is a Superman virus out to exterminate the world.
Please learn about your immune system. Stop being a sheep.
I am a 17 year old "medical student" (idk how you call it but like the school that you go to before college), my mom was in isolation and I haven't kissed her for 30 days although she was in a room next to mine(she is an icu nurse), when I saw this video I was soo overwhelmed with this weird feeling that someday I will be one fighting for people's lives and it made me literally bust in tears...my grandma and I worked almost all day and night for almost 10 days and made and donated over 1000 cotton masks to hospitals and other facilities that needed them although we know that the those masks must not be used (bc they aren't checked) at one point there wasn't anything else to use... THANK YOU DOCTOR MIKE AND THANKS TO ALL OF MZ FUTURE COLLEGES THAT ARE FIGHTING WITH THIS VIRUS AND A HUGE RESPECT TO ALLL OF THE ONES THAT LIED THERE LIVES TO PROTECT OTHERS.. LET'S ALL TAKE A MINUTE OF SILENCE TO HONOR THEM THEY DESERVED IT!!! @ALERT NOT ANXIOUS !!!!
As a supply chain person in a hospital and the mother of a pediatric cancer survivor, this video hit me extra. It is so wonderful to feel appreciated and to see people care so much!
My mom is a doctor and she is almost everyday exposed to the virus. She risks so much, and in return people in our neighborhood threaten our family to move away somewhere else so as we don't expose them to the virus. These are really the difficult times and due to the threats we've been recieving and us being scared too of the possibility, my mum had to move away from us. She has now been spending all her time either at the hospital or at a tiny place all by herself. I miss her terribly and I constantly worry for her health.
So, as a family member of a health care professional, please oh please people, I beg you, stay home. Take this seriously, many people, like my mother, are risking their lives for us. The more diligently you follow the rules, the sooner we will be able to get this over with and the more unnecessary deaths can be prevented.
Hey dear...don't allow these negative comments to get the best of you...you need to know that your mom is the hero in this situation...she is risking her life to keep you and us safe....we are forever indebted to your mom for her service to us...as for these stupid neighbours of yours are concerned i am sorry to say but these kind of people exist everywhere... you have to provide her with the strength and emotional support that she needs...be brave for her...i will pray for the safety and wellbeing of ur mom and family...we are with you toghether in this..be the brave girl that your mom raised you to be...if u wish to share your worries..you can reach out to me by commenting me back on this thread...lots of love and blessings to you...❤🤗
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What ungrateful neighbors! While most neighborhoods are clapping for their healthcare workers, they’re shunning them. It’s pretty sad. Hope your mom stays strong.
❤❤❤ I'm sorry to hear that, I hope your mom stays safe. Send her my thanks for all that she's doing.💗
Our country is full of retarded people but we also have some amazing one's. A billion thanks to your mum and everyone out there who is going out and risking themselves to keep everyone else safe. Tell your mom that even though people around you are being ignorant, there is a whole army of people feeling indebted and gratified of her and so many more people like her. We'll cherish them for our whole lives and teach our next generations about all of this. Take care Love. This too shall pass 🤗
As someone who’s mom is a nurse during this pandemic, everyone in my family is very scared for both of our healths and everyone decided that me moving away from my mom was the safest option and this video really made me miss her
I know its hard Macie but try to think of the people you are protecting by not being near your mother. Every single person you come into contact with is less likely to get the virus because of your sacrifice. In my opinion its people like you that are being just as heroic and brave as the medical professionals like your mother.
Try to stay positive, this epidemic will pass and you will get to be with your mother again. Until then, try to talk to her as much as possible by phone, or even better, something like face time, or other video communication program. Believe me, seeing your loved ones on video is so much better than just voice, especially if you can't be face to face.
I would also like to thank you and your mother for doing all that you are doing to protect others from this crisis. Stay strong and be safe.
You are the real mvp
GiantSavage117 nice said but it is a pandemic, epidemic and pandemic is two very different things
Cheer up! The sun will be out tomorrow. 😁
When we were still going to school I would say my mum is helping cause she works on the respiratory ward as a nurse and like I remember I couple people would like move away from me not even saying tell her thank you or pray that she is safe they just don’t want to be around the people who put their lives on the lines to save the people who move away from them😖 I hope all healthcare workers stay safe I know your fighting for our lives and I know God will protect those who need it😇
As an ER technician this was awesome to see! I too have had scares and anxiety from this pandemic. But i know there is a light at the end of the tunnel! Thanks for doing this doc! Stay safe!
You've got to interview Dr. Zach Bush! Пожалуйсто! 🧐
As a med student, this made me actually tear up, these brave people out there risking their lives for us and here I am stuck at home because I got in med school just a year late. One year earlier and I could be out there doing my part and saving lives. But at least I know that I'm doing my part by staying home and helping around as much as I can, studying diligently to become ready whenever needed. Please keep fighting the good fight, we're right there behind you
Mohabelsobky look for volunteer work there’s likely something for you.
Another student here... watching even my mom in the battle ranks...
Same here, it made me tear.
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People are still going to need you later. Better be safe until you are truly prepared.
I work at Walmart and we have a limit on toilet paper: one per customer. A NICU nurse had to get some toilet paper for herself and the residents at her hospital. Unfortunately, the tp she had just wasn't gonna cut it. I told her to go ahead and buy the one big bag of tp she had and that I'd save the other bag for her so she can come in and purchase it later. When she left I rushed over and bought the tp for her. When she came back and I have it to her she started crying because no one had helped her and her team thus far. It was really sad to see someone helping hundreds of people, and in this case babies, being shunned for working along side COVID patients. She did promise to hug me after the pandemic though, which made me laugh :)
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We need to start treating our hero’s like hero’s. She’s doing a great thing, the least we can all do is give them a helping hand
You’re a good person. Thank you
That's heartwarming
That's so awesome to hear! You never know when doing something so small can have such a big impact :)
7:11 Dr. Alex even came up with a prescription for us! I love it when doctors are dedicated to their patients and go out of their way to support them. Also I appreciate his sense of humor. If he has a UA-cam channel, I can imagine it being so enriching✨
Thank you for this video and all your videos. After Covid restrictions, and getting my grandsons through over a year and a half of distance learning, I started concentrating on myself. Before Covid, I spent 3yrs helping my daughter and her family deal with her battle with stomach cancer and an Opioid addiction caused by her battle. Needless to say, I have lots to work on. Every doctor, nurse, and staff member I come in contact with is my HERO. Not just because of the career they chose, but because of all they went through over the past 2+years.
I'm not crying, you're crying 😭❤️
I almost cried.
Im crying.... the very end just touched my heart. I'm an icu nurse and see COVID patients die everyday.... PLEASE stay at home!!!
bawling my eyes out!
Life with Daniela actually bawling my eyes out
Life with Daniela yes I am crying
Adult male here who’s tearing up watching this, I admit it. We took for granted the hug of a loved one, the handshake of a new acquaintance, the roar of a stadium, the atmosphere of a restaurant, the people who dedicate their lives to keeping others alive. Never again hopefully.
I know the covid-19 ain't gonna wipe humanity. But it's definitely going to leave a permanent dent to our history, recalling on the people who were unable to stay home just because they were 'bored' despite netflix, youtube, steam and all the distractions we have.
@@lyreen0410 Can you imagine this happening 25 years ago when there was no internet, no social media? Imagine how much more isolated people would have felt.
@@Amtran727 it happened 100 years ago with Spanish flu and I'll take bored at home with house chores and books anytime to dying before I knew it.
Amtran727 The suicide rate would go up looaaddds, it would have been extremely boring. I’m so thankful for having so much technology🥺🥺😃😃
What the purpose of saying you're male???
Man, I'm in tears. Never have I been so touched. Thank you so much to all the Doctors, nurses, other medical professionals, and frontline workers from all across the globe. We'll never be able to pay this debt back. 🙏🙏
Slowly but surely we will recover if we present a united front.
A special thanks to Dr. Mike for making this amazing video and for his service.
Thank you to all healthcare workers and first responders, you are amazing and so very brave.
No one ever mentions the front desk staff. We’re always underrated and belittled more so now than ever.
In most places where I have worked the front desk person is also the office administrator.
Sin Twister thank you. It really means alot 💜
Sin Twister yes you are right 👍🏼
Not really dear
Wow your idea is good
dustinclarkc@gmail.com
I been thinking this too everytime I go into my ob appointment...
I wouldn't even have appointments if they weren't there to do all the work scheduling and keeping things running!!!! Least they have a guard up and tape on floor showing where to stop
To the scientists, doctors, nurses, technicians, emt’s, hospital staff, home health aides, policemen and policewomen, grocery stores and their staffs, pharmacies, restaurants, transportation and delivery people: THANK YOU! From the bottom of my heart. Words are not enough to express the amount of gratitude the world owes you.
Beautifully said.❤❤ 👏👏
I recently saw a news report of a young pregnant nurse who had Covid-19 and passed away soon after giving birth to her child. That got me teary for a while.
So my prayers also go out to their family members and friends as well.
Im not trying to be negative here but reading a couple comments here pulled at my heart strings. This video as well, it really did.
Everyone, our Doctors, nurses, those working in the labs, cleaners, delivery, transportation, people working in the stores, pharmacies, everyone.
"words are not enough to express the gratitude the world owes you."
So so true.
and garbage collectors
Erick J Mendoza And banking & monetary services...which I am in.
"Thanks for putting your life on the line, being miserable and dying so that I can get back to "normal" to fulfill my own selfish financial gain and agenda. It’s definitely appreciated. Don’t worry in a week you will be forgotten"
Alexander Cheong absolutely. Thank you.
As an aspiring doctor who is doing undergrad biomedical engineering the final ' Stay alert not anxious ' gave me chills and also hope that one day this will all be over and our lives will be normal again. And also being a nurse's daughter, showing a little appreciation by clapping for ALL the front line workers in the morning and evening is something we can all do. Thank you, Dr. Mike in fact ALL the front-line workers for what you do !!!!!!!
I teared up. Several of my family members are medical workers in Russia. And when the government issued a prohibition to leave home, people treated it like a holiday: got out to the parks, fired up bbq's, drank and danced...At the same time, the quantity of the colleagues my family members-medics had to burry was...unspeakable. Seeing the video, seeing people applaud the medics on the streets, seeing the comments - that gives me faith in humanity.
this made me cry to think that healthcare workers are dying because the population isn't taking this seriously. I'm sharing this everywhere, my facebook, twitter, tiktok, EVERYWHERE
Loved this, but the ending with everyone saying alert, not anxious hit me the most, brought tears to my eyes. I, too, have family members and friends working on the front lines. All of you are appreciated.
Megan Herbert right?! I cried and then thanked God for Jesus.
It brought tears to my eyes too.
God bless the frontlines, thank you for all of your service 🙏🏾❤️
This made my tear up. Seeing the dedication of the sa doctors is just overwhelming. I'm a med student but i don't think i have this attitude even in my own house to just selflessly step forward knowing the danger. I have a new respect for doctors and healthcare practioners not just for doing thier job but doing it with love. Thanks doc.
"Netlfix and chill, UA-cam and thrill" is the best thing I've heard like ever
Loser..
Armando C. Oh shut up will ya?
ua-cam.com/video/CU_E8nQSiKY/v-deo.html
@@_namiedits_939 lol you're soft bruh, stop being a loser.
@@armandoc.3150 Wtf?
When she said she takes a 30 mins clean up before hugging her children or when he said he couldn't kiss his wife on their anniversary, really shows how much they are putting in it. WE APPRECIATE ALL OF YOU!!
Arafa Jahan i miss being able to hug my once she comes back from work.
@@lailasssaaa I honestly feel bad for you cuz all you want is hug after a long day but let's pray we get over this 🙏 ❤️
That was mama doctor Jones her channel is awesome! 🥰
"Not all heroes wear capes,
Some of them wear stethoscope."
-Wise Words!👏🏼👏🏼
I’ve lost good friends that are teachers. I pray for those on the frontlines. They are my heroes.
The first one made me cry because my mother is a catering staff member it's so heartbreaking to see her go in everyday and try to make sure patients are fed and make their stay as nice as possible yet unlike nurses and doctors who are getting payed double on her ward she is still getting payed the same, she isn't given the same personal protective gear as them even though she deals with patients face to face. It breaks my heart to know that my mother who is working out there on the frontlines isn't getting recognised for her hard work and bravery
sólsetur your mom and others in her position are my heroes ❤️
Your mum is a legend! Not all heroes wear capes
I'm in tears reading these comments, you don't realise how much your kind words mean to me and my mum also thank you to doctor mike for his like 💜💖
I love your mom!
Can you tell your mom thank you from me!
The most heartbreaking thing I’ve seen so far is a video of a doctor coming home and his little boy running towards him. He had to tell his son to stay away from him. It was such a sad video. I don’t understand how people with kids can watch that video and still think COVID is not a big deal.
perhaps those who take it to the streets...
LLLIIIIIIAAAAARRRRRRR
That sounds like a setup to be a real video, but I wouldn't be surprised for something like that to be real either.
ChickoOn of course it’s real you conspiracist. Many small children don’t understand what’s going on and it’s a child’s nature to want to come say hi to their parent when they get home. Like was said in the video they have to do a 30 minute sanitation when they get home. It’s not a lie
@@veepips Yes! The scenario itself is very real. I'm just saying for it to be caught on camera like that sounds like a setup, to provide extra drama in such serious times. I never said it was a lie!
I'm not a practicing doctor. As of December will have completed my licensing exam. But this really made me tear. There's so many people putting their lives on the line and I just want to say I can't wait to be a part of it. It isn't a job, it's a calling !
I am watching this today on May 27, 2023. Thank you Dr for all that you have done and continue to do to keep us healthy and happy.