Punstoppable
A list of puns related to "Health effect"
I don't mean someone who is full of self-pity, simply someone who, for example, may be suffering from depression, or having a rough patch in life. I've sometimes been in a position where I've tried to put on a brave face and act like I'm immune to negative emotions through fear of scaring someone away, which I know is wrong.
I'm a medical student. My school's hospital has always treated nurses like crap - several nurses have told me it severely underpays its nurses which has led to many nurses quitting.
The Omicron spike has exacerbated these issues in our school's hospital. Now they are asking us medical students to volunteer. Some students asked if we would be paid for this. Someone else snarkily posted a link to the definition for altruism in response.
To me, it seems like we're backstabbing nurses by essentially operating as scabs. I get that Omicron is hitting us hard, but maybe I would feel more comfortable with this kind of thing if it was accompanied with a commiserate pay raise for nurses (to be honest, it may have been, I really have no idea).
What's your take on this?
Here before I see it anywhere else, and it obviously impacts many of us in California: https://www.cnn.com/2022/01/13/politics/supreme-court-vaccine-mandate-covid-19/index.html
Note: "This story is breaking and will be updated."
If you don't want to click on CNN, I'm sure it's out there or about to be in a lot of other forms and formats. This is going to rock the entire US and is a massive, massive ruling. I am awaiting further commentary but feel free to dialogue of course because this is huge and sets major precedent as far as I know.
Seriously, I was having a discussion with my gf (currently suffering from Catholic guilt and OCD) about how Abrahamic religions and their negative judgements of things that shouldn’t concern a “God” is affecting the way people live their life. We are human beings, primates, but we live with the fear of being punished by God because of our own hominid instinct… it makes one extremely anxious and obsessive all the time and engage in repeated behaviour (constantly judging others, singing worship songs, nervous praying, basically being a fanatic about said religion because some of these acts brings them this false sense of temporary “peace”) just so we can be on God’s good side all the time and not go to “Hell” thus severely affecting an individual’s mental health. I don’t know if I’m connecting reasonable dots here someone can chime in.
Edit: as a comment on this thread said, I’m talking about the 3 main abrahamic religions: Christianity, Islam, and Judaism
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