Pharmacy techs, some of the most knowledgeable and most underpaid technicians in the medical field...
Thank you doctors, nurses, and hospital staff. Thank you grocery clerks. Thank you pharmacy techs. Thank you bus drivers and train operators. Thank you postal workers. If you kept the world moving today, thank you.
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I agree. I learned a lesson years ago to go over my prescription and possible side effects with my pharmacist every time I pick up a new one. I trust their knowledge more than anyone else.
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Thank you,
@RepSwalwell,@ericswalwell for your service to America. You’re my hero, and you have an amazing political future ahead of you.
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I thank the forgotten migrant farm workers who keep working the land and putting food on our tables.
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In high school I got work on a small local tomato farm tying up tomatoes because I wanted to know what is like...HARD! This was a voluntary situation. It would’ve been another story if I couldn’t leave. They are very skilled, contrary to the lousy press & the discrimination.
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Don't forget the janitors and trash collectors. Imagine where we'd be if they did not show up every day! Thank you
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Ditto one day without them would be a disaster.
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I'd like to add a giant "THANK YOU!" to members of my former profession: respiratory therapists. They put themselves in great peril every day and get very little recognition.
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Ditto. Retired RT here.
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