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Episode 33:Honouring our Nurses and Health Care Workers

May 17, 2022 • YEG Wellness Collective • Season 1 • Episode 33

In this episode of the Intersection, B, Linda, and Jo celebrate Nurses and Health Care Workers who have been our saviours and heroes throughout these "troubling times", aka the pandemic.

B and Linda take the time to celebrate our very own nurse Jo. B and Linda thanked Jo, the nurses and all the healthcare workers for their services.

Jo goes gives us the insight on being a nurse, but doing and being so in the pandemic. She gets honest about the highs and lows, like the hours that Nurses and healthcare workers work, and their effects on their Well-being.

The hosts of the Intersection want to thank all the Nurses and Healthcare Workers for all of their service and sacrifice. Thank you so much. We urge our listeners to remember to treat our Nurses, Healthcare Workers and anyone in the medical field with compassion and empathy. Like Linda says, thank you for your service.