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The system is irredeemably broken. Let’s hasten it’s demise
.One competency crisis at a time.
Enter last May, when I basically forced him to go to this job fair, because nothing else was on the horizon at the time. NO one was there interviewing, and so he got the attention of all the interviewers. Before NOON the next day, he had received and accepted a job at a level and pay rate that we are still having trouble believing! But it's definitely true. They paid for the move, all expenses associated with selling our house, all expenses associated with buying our new house, and here we are in Tucson, happy as a hot, desert clam (if there is such a thing).
He did ask at one point, why they were hiring old folk such as him, and HR said they had made a mistake hiring all those newbies straight out of school with zero experience.
So, that had nothing to do with the jabbity-jab except for 1) those who took it and were seriously injured or died, or 2) declined to take it and lost their jobs. And now they are in serious need of people who know what they are doing -and those people are becoming increasingly hard to find. Incidentally, my husband turned 72 in July and he's nowhere NEAR the oldest new-hire.
Our formerly christian local hospitals are in a similar predicament: they've gone from being charitable organizations (literally run by nuns) to for-profit businesses with CEO's making millions per year. And predictably, they've gone all in on lobbying (and have the governor in their back pocket) and they've actively persecuted via lawsuit or otherwise anyone who criticizes them - especially anyone who objects to their power. They went after Doctor Ryan Coles and basically cut off his diagnosis business. (Coles was one of those who was pointing out the surges in cancer and other maladies as a result of the COVID "vaccine" treatments.) They also assisted our governor in going after a political rival (Ammon Bundy) and have sued him into bankruptcy and hiding. Keep in mind that these were hospitals who converted entire wings over to COVID wings which sat un-unused for a year, fired nurses and doctors who wouldn't get the shot (again at the Governor's order), and cancelled thousands of necessary surgeries and treatments. They are medical tyrants.
“We have concluded that Southworst Airlines flight number 666 was brought down by a mixture of white supremacy and climate change. It had nothing to do with the diversity hire failing to fasten the gas cap. If there wasn’t white supremacy, that needed to be combatted, the airline would never had hired them in the first place so that makes it all white people’s fault.”
You know that’s coming soon to a cockpit near you.
We must ask ourselves if each trip is really necessary.
Also, as long as he has some normal weight on him, I recommend FASTING after surgery. Let the body repair itself. You don't need a bunch of external calories. Your body knows what to do (Notice that dogs don't eat when sick). Digestion takes about 30% of your metabolism.
Personally... All of my blood markers improve, the more I fast. Obviously, there are diminishing returns...
Either that, or bring him in a Nice Steak. I prefer home cooked meals.
If I didn't care about the price, I will order a 9 YOLK omelet (the whites bother me), with some cheese cooked in.
Good Luck. But PLAN ahead, and have alternative plans. Contact their cafeteria, and figure out what they can do for him.
FWIW, what they feed you via IV (when you can't eat) is probably the most toxic stuff. It's literally seed oils and glucose. And the seed oils go rancid when exposed to light, so they store them in CLEAR plastic IV bags... LMAO. You can't make this up!
Since it's just the two of us, we eat some really strange meals, but tonight - can't wait. Standing rib roast, with Maria Emmerich's browned butter steak sauce. And maybe some deviled egg dip to go with it.
You should propose moving husband out ASAP, make some inquiries first, he may need more delicate care than usual for a few days at home.
Fasting, yes, I am on intermittent fasting and notice improvements. In hospital there is a problem, meal times provide some diversion from the boredom. Try to get a laptop in, fully charged, check the internet connection works, I think some hospitals can do this.
Of course once he's out of ICU he'll have one of his seven laptops there. Yes, the internet works, yes he has chargers. He goes nowhere (except maybe ICU) without his computer/s.
last i heard nurses were being imported from outside the US
What about Filipina nurses? Are they no longer a thing? They were, actually, pretty good, I understand. My husband and I employed one as a remote website admin for a few years while she was training as a nurse. Last I heard she had graduated, went to AbuDhabi, worked for a while, married an Englishman, and moved to England. We have heard nothing since then.