Tori

I really loved it. I love the chaos. So I moved to intensive care this year and it's a lot of the same patients where they started before I ever saw them on my unit. This is where they began. But it's definitely a lot. It definitely tests your patience. When I started at ICU, I was like, I don't think I'm really burnt out. I think I just want to change.

And then a few months in, I was like, oh, I was really burnt out. And I didn't even realize it. I was so impatient. And it's hard. You know, they're brain injured. You know, it's not their fault. You know, they have no control, but they're still saying and doing terrible things all the time. So it's really hard to separate.

And then a few months in, I was like, oh, I was really burnt out. And I didn't even realize it. I was so impatient. And it's hard. You know, they're brain injured. You know, it's not their fault. You know, they have no control, but they're still saying and doing terrible things all the time. So it's really hard to separate.

And then a few months in, I was like, oh, I was really burnt out. And I didn't even realize it. I was so impatient. And it's hard. You know, they're brain injured. You know, it's not their fault. You know, they have no control, but they're still saying and doing terrible things all the time. So it's really hard to separate.

Yeah, I think so. My brother and my family, they're not in nursing. And I always tell them my crazy stories because they don't live here either. So they wouldn't know any of the people. And they're like, how do you do that? And I'm like, honestly, it puts your own life in perspective because you're like, man, things could always be worse.

Yeah, I think so. My brother and my family, they're not in nursing. And I always tell them my crazy stories because they don't live here either. So they wouldn't know any of the people. And they're like, how do you do that? And I'm like, honestly, it puts your own life in perspective because you're like, man, things could always be worse.

Yeah, I think so. My brother and my family, they're not in nursing. And I always tell them my crazy stories because they don't live here either. So they wouldn't know any of the people. And they're like, how do you do that? And I'm like, honestly, it puts your own life in perspective because you're like, man, things could always be worse.

Whenever people ask me what working on Nero is like, I'm like, well, I had a man with half a skull and seven point restraints choose catheter out of his penis.

Whenever people ask me what working on Nero is like, I'm like, well, I had a man with half a skull and seven point restraints choose catheter out of his penis.

Whenever people ask me what working on Nero is like, I'm like, well, I had a man with half a skull and seven point restraints choose catheter out of his penis.

I hope you feel better fast. Thank you. I would like to do a quick shout out to my sisters. My sisters also have unique names, so I'm not going to single them out by names. My cousin Cara, I will call out. She is the world's biggest Armchair Anonymous fan. She listens like every morning at 7 a.m., And I was so close to calling it today.

I hope you feel better fast. Thank you. I would like to do a quick shout out to my sisters. My sisters also have unique names, so I'm not going to single them out by names. My cousin Cara, I will call out. She is the world's biggest Armchair Anonymous fan. She listens like every morning at 7 a.m., And I was so close to calling it today.

I hope you feel better fast. Thank you. I would like to do a quick shout out to my sisters. My sisters also have unique names, so I'm not going to single them out by names. My cousin Cara, I will call out. She is the world's biggest Armchair Anonymous fan. She listens like every morning at 7 a.m., And I was so close to calling it today.

I knew it was a once in a lifetime opportunity, but I was like, I can't. But I was like, she'll kill me. You did great as a nurse would.

I knew it was a once in a lifetime opportunity, but I was like, I can't. But I was like, she'll kill me. You did great as a nurse would.

I knew it was a once in a lifetime opportunity, but I was like, I can't. But I was like, she'll kill me. You did great as a nurse would.