So this weirdly got popular, which is not my thing. I don’t have anything to promote. But you could give some cash to a food bank, or call an old friend and see how they’re doing.
Afficher cette discussion
These are iPad stations being prepared for virtual ICU end of life visits by a palliative care doc I know. Jesus.pic.twitter.com/lIgbg0FhaL
-
-
Merci. Twitter en tiendra compte pour améliorer votre fil. SupprimerSupprimer
-
-
-
I honestly believe if the news would show hospitals every day on their newscasts, it might actually make a difference.
-
And morgues.
- Voir les réponses
Nouvelle conversation -
-
-
Holy shit, now THIS is what a dystopia looks like.
-
Would it not be more dystopic if dying patients had NO WAY of seeing their loved ones?
- Voir les réponses
Nouvelle conversation -
-
-
How can I get one of these for my mother?
-
Speak to the communications staff in her ICU. They should be providing these measures when visits aren’t possible.
- Voir les réponses
Nouvelle conversation -
-
-
Hi... I'm an NBC News reporter. This is really jarring. Can you speak with me or put in me touch with the palliative doctor who you know? My messages are open. Thank you..
-
Predatory media is so disgusting.
- Voir les réponses
Nouvelle conversation -
-
-
How does that not drove some fear into the most avid anti-mask idiots. If the thought of dying alone doesnt gaze you, nothing will.
-
It's the "Not Me" way of thinking that has turned us into a third world country. "If it isn't a problem for me, it's not a problem" This is America's attitude toward everything from racism to poverty.
- Voir les réponses
Nouvelle conversation -
Le chargement semble prendre du temps.
Twitter est peut-être en surcapacité ou rencontre momentanément un incident. Réessayez ou rendez-vous sur la page Twitter Status pour plus d'informations.