In 1991, President George Bush designated March 30th as National Doctors Day. This year, that’s taken on an even more special significance, and I’d like take this opportunity to say Thank You to all the doctors, and nurses, and other healthcare professionals who are right now putting their lives on the line to save as many people as they can.
National Doctors Day
30 Monday Mar 2020
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Thank you for sharing this,Kim.
All those amazing and wonderful Dr’s, nurses and healthcare professionals are true heroes!
God bless them all.
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Talk about being in a war…
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Kim,I have a friend that is a nurse and she says exactly what you said “it”’s a war zone.”
She is frightened but so very brave!
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I hope she stay well Margie.🙏🏻
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here’s to each and every one of them
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Absolutely!
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I did not know this was the day. They certainly deserve to be recognized, but more than one day a year. Here’s to all the health care heroes from the ones who clean and sanitize everything, all the way up the line to the doctors.
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Hear Hear Carla!
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Well said Kim.
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🤗🤗
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What a brilliant idea, we should have a national doctors day over here, but having said that the UK public are grateful to NHS staff either way 🙂
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It’s so easy to take them for granted.
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Given the current situation, I won’t be telling you off for this one, Kim. 🙂
Best wishes, Pete.
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I didn’t think you’d mind this Pete.
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A good reason to celebrate them….chuq
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No better time like the present.
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Kim can you tell me about this report?
… health care systems are preparing even more horrific measures. The states of Washington and Alabama are activating statutes that would allow them to deny lifesaving care to the mentally disabled.
A lawsuit filed by the Alabama Disabilities Advocacy Program noted that the state’s emergency plan for ventilator rationing “specifically singles out and excludes certain people with intellectual disabilities from access to ventilators in the event of rationing… Hospitals are ordered to ‘not offer mechanical ventilator support for patients’ with ‘severe or profound mental retardation’… This policy also applies to children.”
Thanx chuq
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I don’t know about Washington, but in Alabama those were guidelines set forth in 2010. Thankfully there are new 2020 ones in place that have taken out that language and basically leaves it up to the doctors. The news guidelines say in part: “All people are deserving of equal respect and with this in mind, the allocation of care cannot discriminate…”
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Thanx for the update Kim chuq
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Great post Kim. I feel so emotional imagining all the doctors fighting for so many people’s lives while keeping their lives at stake. Hats off to them. 🙂✌💓❤
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