Along with all the other workers in there. As well as truckers, grocery workers, etc. Thanks for taking care of us. As for the rest of us stay home if you can.
The Donald was right when he compared this to a war: A friend tells me his grandchildren are living with him “for the duration” – his son & daughter-in-law are doctors.
Whenever I hear an emergency vehicle siren, I follow two trains of thought. I pray the best outcome for the person who needs them, but I am also very glad to know that person will be getting trained personnel who will care for him/her.
And lets not forget all the folks performing maintenance chores, keeping things cleaned up and running for all the caregivers. Thanks to all who are keepin’ on keepin’ on!
The traditionally female-dominated occupations — nurse, teacher, librarian, secretary — have never gotten either the respect or the compensation that their service warrants. Let’s not even get into homemaker.
sipsienwa Premium Member about 4 years ago
Along with all the other workers in there. As well as truckers, grocery workers, etc. Thanks for taking care of us. As for the rest of us stay home if you can.
i_am_the_jam about 4 years ago
Eeyup.
everett_r0 about 4 years ago
None greater.
FredWaiss about 4 years ago
I’ve known that for years. Too bad it takes a pandemic for more people to realize it….and when this is over, or mostly over, they’ll forget.
Geophyzz about 4 years ago
The Donald was right when he compared this to a war: A friend tells me his grandchildren are living with him “for the duration” – his son & daughter-in-law are doctors.
saltylife16 about 4 years ago
Let’s always acknowledge our true heroes.
1953Baby about 4 years ago
Doctors, too. . .and let’s not forget the people who are delivering groceries, mail, working in the food kitchens. . .
sandpiper about 4 years ago
Whenever I hear an emergency vehicle siren, I follow two trains of thought. I pray the best outcome for the person who needs them, but I am also very glad to know that person will be getting trained personnel who will care for him/her.
Zen-of-Zinfandel about 4 years ago
Yes. It’s sad to hear that some are making a measle-y salary.
NaturLvr about 4 years ago
And lets not forget all the folks performing maintenance chores, keeping things cleaned up and running for all the caregivers. Thanks to all who are keepin’ on keepin’ on!
Richard S Russell Premium Member about 4 years ago
The traditionally female-dominated occupations — nurse, teacher, librarian, secretary — have never gotten either the respect or the compensation that their service warrants. Let’s not even get into homemaker.
wjbillthompson about 4 years ago
Yet with all that is going on, there are hospitals that are cutting staffing and hours for nurses. Shocking and shameful.
jackiegill Premium Member about 4 years ago
Not all superheroes wear capes!