I was meeting with a patient regularly and at some point she she sent me a message and was like that's it I can't come anymore

goodbye and I was like oh my god this is you know this is a suicidal risk like did I do everything I

I think I cried for like three days I called I left so many messages I'm like okay at

point I just need to stop she luckily called like a day or two later.

I was like, I beg your pardon.

Hey bestie, it's your favorite caffeinated,

medicated and never hydrated bestie.

It's your favorite nurse, nurse John, and welcome back to your favorite podcast.

I beg your pardon. Bestie, we have another week, another episode, another guest, and I am so excited to present this guest to you because I think you have been

wanting this guest for a long time, even in real life. But the problem is, you can never get it because they're always

full. There's not enough spaces or we just cannot afford them and we have been asking for them to bring them in the hospital because we need

them. I mean there are colleagues but they're usually in a very specific unit in the hospital.

Well, before we head to that, Bessie, do me a quick favor and if you're listening to this episode,

make sure that you download this episode and all other episodes of the podcast that you have not

listened to on Apple and Spotify Podcast and make sure that you follow us and turn

on notifications so that you receive notification when a new episode drops every single Friday.

And Bessie, don't also forget to give us a five-star review on Apple and Spotify podcast.

And Bessie, if you are wondering what keeps me caffeinated other than coffee, it is Rice Fuel.

R-Y-S-E-F-U-E-L, P-W-E-L, P-W-W-W-W-W-W-W-. It is one of my favorite energy drinks. I don't know you guys been telling me, John,

look, you cannot be combining coffee and energy drinks together, but you do what you gotta do to survive your shift, right? Well, let's crack one

open for myself right here. A little ASMR.

Did you hear that? are. This weird?

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