Jill, basically
Posted Jul 20, 2019, 10:59 PM UTC
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Attended a Christian college.... unfortunately this is super common. There are all these girls that go to “Centrul ‘Murica” just so they can play nurse. They may be future nurses, or they may have no medical experience at all. They all want to wear scrubs and feed the white savior complex.
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Highest level of cringe for me. Uggghhh
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I watched one of my sisters have her son. Can I fly to another country desperate for help and deliver babies now? Those poor women to have to rely on these idiots at such a scary and vulnerable time in their lives never mind a language barrier. I’d be petrified.
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Ok. When I was 11 years old, I took a babysitting course. One that would allow me to watch kids (that ... FYI, have already been fully birthed by the time I took control) for like, a couple hours.
Got some basic first aid (oh, shit, you scraped your knee? Where's the Bactine, bitches? I got this!), how to change a diaper, and that you should probably lock the door (it was the late 90s).
This unbelievable amount of education/s took an entire weekend. What in the absolute holiest of fucks is your entitled, oblivious ass learning in TWO HOURS?!?!
And to brag that these poor people don't require a medical license per say, so you can take advantage of their faith in you? Literally the scum of the Earth.
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Hey, we took the same course at the same time I think! Was it offered by the Red Cross?
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It was either Red Cross or St John's Ambulance! Did babysitting with one and first aid with the other.... just can't remember which was which!
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Like people in Haiti don't have enough problems. This bitch just needs to fuck off.
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She can practice medicine in a country that doesn’t require a license...?
Can’t...anyone?
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I’ve had six kids so I’m basically a expert on child birthing 😂 I guess I can go to impoverished nations and deliver babies.
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It's funny because someone on here recently was saying that over 100 years ago, a delivery nurse was a job that was only given to women who had had babies.... because they'd had experience. I forget who it was but I hope they pop back here to tell us more about it!
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That is so arrogant, I don’t know where to begin.
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SO arrogant and so frightening. This person is a serial killer (or wants to be one).
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I knew a girl like this. She was a fucking flight attendant, (a job she only got because Daddy was a pilot), but suddenly began posting all these "nursing" photos on her Facebook of her helping children in some central American country. The saddest part is that she doesn't even hold a CNA license. Hell she's never even taken a college science class. These people should not be allowed to care for a plant, let alone people.
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Oh, FFS!
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Imagine being proud of putting people’s lives in jeopardy. Would YOU want to be treated by someone without a medical license, yt woman? She can fuck all the way off
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That's disgusting. It reads like a parody, but who can tell the difference with these white saviours anymore?
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Is this Renee Bach Part 2?
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My own prenatal/birthing class was 2.5-3 hours, once a week, for nearly 12 weeks. I felt somewhat confident and prepared going into my own labor but I would NEVER feel ready to do any kind of labor coaching and/or delivery without real medical training.
This is just so sad