Nurses crying. That’s what I hear from the front lines treating Covid-19 patients. A nurse will begin the shift crying and end it crying. Crying. And we are not a profession that cries easily.
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Opinion: I accept death. I hope doctors and nurses will, too.
By The New York Times
| May 20, 2020
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