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Well, take it with a grain of salt, but there has been at least one article about a nurse in a german village, which got thrown out of a supermarket after an ac
by MrGilbert 7y ago
Well, take it with a grain of salt, but there has been at least one article about a nurse in a german village, which got thrown out of a supermarket after an acquaintance told 'em that this person works in a hospital where italian COVID-19-patients are treated:
https://www.merkur.de/leben/karriere/angst-coronavirus-krankenhaus-pflegerin-wird-supermarkt-geworfen-zr-13644888.html https://www.merkur.de/leben/karriere/angst-coronavirus-krank...
- hutzlibu 7y agoWell, it would not surprise me. I do not have any illusions about my fellow countrymen having better morals or something. And I can understand the fear, as logically, yes, a health worker has a increased risk of infection and spreading. But it is such small minded thinking, of putting extra stress on the very people you expect to take care of you, when you finally get sick, that makes me despise those people. So yes, everyone around a health worker need to take extra care. And if the possibility exist, for the health workers to live seperately for the crisis time, why not. If compensated adequately. But if it is not possible - and you cannot expect a mother to seperate from their family, then just make the best out of it and don't forget you are all in this together.