I seriously cannot thank you enough for everything you’re doing to get us through this pandemic. You are truly a hero❤️ Sending you and HB lots of love and prayers!!
Not even close to a hero. I haven’t even done anything useful yet. But when the time comes I want to be there. It’s why i’ve elected to keep working while others have smartly decided to stay home (they are older, or who have immune compromised family members).
It's really interesting seeing how different countries, hospitals, are handling this situation. My sister is a community nurse and she just got her PPE. She texted us crying in relief that she can treat her patients with protection. Please stay safe! All of you frontline workers stay safe. Bless you all!
Animal crossing has been a blessing during this time! I have been working 3-11s so I come home, shower and then play and it just gets your mind off of work and the chaos! The other night, while I was wishing on a star, a tarantula took me out - I was laughing so hard that it woke my dog up!
I'm a nurse, I'm already fearful walking into work but I absolutely could not imagine having to be the one to intubate/extubate!!! Thank you for your service!!!
Thank you so much for risking catching the virus and continuing to go about your job, along with all the other people around the globe who are doing the same. Every week in the UK, we are going to clap for our NHS (national healthcare service) staff at 8 o'clock. We first did it last Thursday. It is so nice to see the streets coming out if their homes to appriciate the people who I feel are very much under appreciated. So, thank you everyone who is doing their part.
I love this idea! I live in Michigan, in the US, and we have the third highest amount of COVID 19 deaths in the United States. Clearly, we have asymptomatic positive people not yet tested. I am so glad for people who are working in public. We have been in lock down since the last week of March, and had been in partial shutdown since way before the rest of the US.
The hospital and the city of Houston are so lucky to have you. Praying for the safety and health of you, your entire family and all of your colleagues and your patients!
I work for a general contractor on a hospital campus. Just want to give a shout out to all the GCs who jumped in immediately to help their hospital clients build ante rooms, isolation rooms, redirect air flow, etc. literally in days. I feel like the construction crews are easy to overlook while they are also putting themselves at risk to help. We are proud to be essential support teams for our healthcare heroes!
When you said 'They were sold out everywhere' I thought you were going to say the giveaway was a Costco pack of TP! lol I'm a retired clinical pharmacist. They're asking for retirees to go back to work, but after being retired for 6 years, I've forgotten so much, it wouldn't be safe. My age puts me in a high risk group so just not a good idea. I do feel bad for my colleagues who have to work. Do you think if it gets bad enough, they would "repurpose" you to care for intubated patients in the ICU?
@Ryan M Depends greatly on specifics of KB bionome; I have seen consistently empathy response suppresses needful Triage ~ dunno why images of coffins so bothers so many ppl: Masks alone will not thwart transmission even P-100 ◘ myself I am Geriatric yet did 2-nd wave repercussion easily; Receptor-Binding Domain for proinflammatory for host entry through a specific receptor called dipeptidyl peptidase-4 is relevant to bi-lipid layer melding ◘◘◘ myself having exposed to pathogens vigorously over 6 decades of active life would have or could have developed resistance that I claim Kristina would need a level-B PPE with positive airflow through 3 micron HEPA in negative pressure { should be positive pressure ?} theater to even avoid contam by procedure; Then lets say de-suits in wash and proceeds to personal vehicle; Just then a Global Wind which has passed both Wuhan and Lombardy uh; Hell we can be sure her finger keratin is clean but can I check her toes???? Checking for Nematodes in the toes of course; Coronavirus Domino Effect: Dr John Cambell is reporting R-naught has dropped to 0.003 which encourages belief the WH target of Easter to see early lead indicators is cogent;
@Ryan M * 新唐人電視臺* China bought up all the PPE made in Mexico and is now selling it back to them at 20 times what they paid: The Chinese script here that I posted is New Tang Dynasty; They keep up with forced organ harvesting Kristina can end up with greater service to humans by waiting out this front-end dementia ~ this would be comparable to the Gregory Peck movie about Rabies; Here where I live there is 1 reported case approximately 615 Km distant but I will no longer report aggressive canine due to fear of Public Health; ruclips.net/video/-2cFN2iC9u8/видео.html
As the world battles COVID-19, several theories about its existence and its origin are doing the rounds. One of them is about how it spread and it was from a leak from a Wuhan lab, an experiment that went wrong many say → the work I cited from is discussing MERS Corona Virus origins; CFR well over 0.50 I don’t get sick since refusing the vaccines over 10 years ago!
Kristina , Thank You for all you do !! My 19 year old daughter is a Patient Care Tech in ICU working Night Shifts while in ICU ... what an experience for her within her first year studying Nursing to be witnessing all of this on the frontlines in ICU ... I never could imagined & I 🙏🏻 they are providing her with all the necessary PPE while working on these COVID-19 patients ... she was fitted and now has an N95 mask , but has to place a cloth mask over it to make the N95 last as long as possible.... I’m sure this experience, as well as being in the ICU , will help her tremendously through her Nursing Schooling & beyond if she chooses to go further !! Love you videos & content!! Stay Healthy& Safe 🥰😘❤️
Kristina, I started watching your videos back in the PSS days, when you said you started your channel because you needed a reminder of all the pss things in life. Thank you for all that you do because you always remind me of the pss things in life. Stay safe and healthy💕
Boy did I tear up when you were hugging Harper. Thinking of you guys every day & praying for your safety- thank you for keeping us updated throughout all of the chaos!
I want to say a big thank you for being such a hero. Please pass on to all your colleagues. There is a lot of love and respect at the moment for deserving NHS staff. Stay safe 🙏🏼
I’ve always been in awe of you. But especially now your amazing soul and spirit is shining for all the world to see. Thank you for being there for those in need.
Thank you so much for all that you do caring for people during this pandemic. I love watching your travel and reaction videos, but the image of you hugging your child really got to me.
Favorite part of this video: that long hug with your baby girl. Exactly what a do with my nieces after my shifts. What an escape and refuel in just a few moments!
I do want to add to my prior comment that I am VERY grateful to those who work in healthcare and continue to do so during this pandemic. When I said “limited amounts of people to provide care”- I was meaning those who have been infected by or otherwise affected by the virus. Many blessings 💜
Thank you for all you do. I work in an OB/GYN and it's nerve racking just how little many of our patients and fellow medical staff care about exposure risk. Many lie about being symptomatic or exposed to COVID patients at screening to enter the hospital and then are honest with our staff in the exam room. 😱 We've begun the same PPE protocol and brown bags for processing. We've also implemented using a cloth mask over our 3 ply face mask to extend wearability as we are so limited in supply. Thanks to your videos in the beginning of all this I started the same home precautions and have shared with our office and now all the employees do the same. Keep safe and doing what you do. You're so appreciated.
Thank you so much for what your doing right now. With everything that’s happening what you and all doctors and nurses and all health care workers are doing is so so important so just thank you. Xx 💖
Our anesthesiologist group are the intubating team in our whole county. PAPRs are sparce all over. My friend in another county doesn’t even have PAPRs in their hospital. They are just doing what they can to be safe. Please take care and stay safe!!
I LOVED that transition at 10:04!! Your editing skills are top notch! But seriously, thank you for all that you do! I know that you healthcare workers are putting your lives on the line right now and I'm extremely thankful for that. Stay safe and keep up the amazing work!
Thank you for your service--can't imagine how scary your work is right now. My son is an RN at a major Chicago hospital and is working without proper PPE. Stay safe.
I've been watching you for months now & you give so much wonderful & of course useful information, I cannot thank you enough! You are also so lovely & generous a human being, the times we all are going thru now are just so stressful & anxiety-filled, watching you & listening to you is very helpful to me personally. Please stay safe hun, thank you, thank you, thank you!
God bless you all helping people during this hard time!!! My mother has a bone marrow cancer (10th year now after the treatments began). She is a patient in this new American study which is giving so many patients more years to live, also here in Scandinavia. This COVID19 time is really scary for us and everybody. Stay safe Christina!!! You are doing so important work.
Thank you for all that you do! I work in healthcare, and while I’m not working with the patients directly, I do help with the onboarding of the residents and also help the residents throughout their journey at our hospital. Still going to work everyday, I can say I am grateful to have a job during these times. The hospital can be a scary place to work right now. I can’t imagine how you feel dealing with the patients directly, but your love for your job shines through. Thank you for all that you do and thank you for all the great videos to keep us going during this time. Sending love to you and the family ❤️
Thanks for keeping it real! I love seeing what the hospital 🏥 is doing to protect patients and their employees! They are creating walls and doors...making sure air is getting cleaned out. I can’t imagine what new mommy’s and daddy’s are feeling during this time in L&D. It’s good to know that your taking care of them and staying calm. Take good care of yourself ❤️
New viewer here. I’m a RN, and work with many CRNA’s and Anesthesiologists. Some of my favorite folks to work with. 😊 And every time I go in to work at the hospital, there are new walls, new doors, and new ways to do everything. You are so right, it’s all so surreal.
I just delivered my daughter on 03-31 by C-Section. While some things were obviously different, I’m grateful in the long run. Less visitors= less stress, more bonding time for Me, Daddy and Baby. All great things considering C-Sections are already difficult to deal with and heal from, even moreso when you have limited amounts of healthcare workers who can provide care postpartum.
As a Nurse in Chicago, its very surreal to watch this a little over a month later, the video before the CDC recommended as of May 1st at least here in Illinois, that everyone must wear a mask in public. A lot of us are wearing three masks all day long 12 plus hours at work here, as of mandated by the hospital I work at, one being N95, and two 3 ply masks over the N95. I can't imagine the fear of risk for you as well as it is for us Nurses, as you are such an important part of our team for COVID-19 patients. As we are all part of a huge team, I feel like Anesthesia and Respiratory Therapists, as well are at so much risk here, we all are. I will keep you in my thoughts through this time. I have been subscribed to your channel for some time and I love it.
thank you to all of the essential workers out there putting yourself in danger for us. It really means a lot to see people like Kristina and other medical professionals work every day and night putting your lives in danger for us. I really appreciate you all. My dream is to be a doctor one day but I'm scared of viruses such as this one. I'm so lost on what I want to do even tho I'm in high school going into junior year. I hope you all stay safe through this pandemic and also through all of this protesting. VIOLENCE IS NOT THE ANSWER. Hope all of the essential workers and all of kristina's subscribers and viewers stay safe. God bless you and your families. GOD BLESS AMERICA!!
I remember when you shared some of this on your stories...I totally stole your techniques when you get home and I now do the exact same thing when I get home from work too (I work in pharmaceuticals)...btw. Breaks my heart that all of this is going on but I’m trying to stay hopeful. It’s the weekend now I desperately need to go to the store but idk I may still try to push it til Monday or Tuesday. Thank you for continuing to try to share with us. Stay safe My Girl!!! 💕❤️💕😘 PRAYING FOR US ALL 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
Thank you for sharing. Thank you for the sense of comfort and understanding of what us health care providers are going through right now. Stay healthy & stay safe! ❣️
Thank you for this. I’m a dialysis nurse at a hospital. I’ve been off since last Friday and won’t go back until this coming Tuesday. My hubby & I had planned this time off to go to Italy for our 25th anniversary. 😞 Obviously, that didn’t happen, so we’ve spent the week repainting the living room and other honey-dos around the house. Our area now has 30+ positive, not sure how many might be hospitalized or what to expect. I won’t lie, I’m fearful of going back, but I know this is what I’ve been called to do. Your video has helped me to prepare. Thank you. Stay safe.
A group of Health Care Professionals that are not being recognized as much as they deserve are Respiratory Therapist. RTs are vital front line workers. They intubate, place the patient on the ventilator, and maintain the vent from that point. That means determining proper settings to meet the patient's pulmonary demands. Not only do they intubate, but they suction patients multiple times during a shift. These are just a few of the RT's responsibilities. Doctors and Nurses will tell you they rely heavily on their RTs, but yet in general with Covid-19 they are rarely mentioned. Shout out to Respiratory Therapist!! Yes, I'm a proud RT!
I’m a RN on a SCI floor and typically we’re full house but now because of this our census so low and I’ve never seen that before. I wonder if less accidents because people aren’t outside as much. We too are wearing masks anytime you’re on hospital property and my gosh YOU CANT BREATHE IN THOSE THINGS! My heart goes out to our Respiratory teams because they’re all up in everything They’re taking outpatient rehab aides and nurses and sending them inpatient to help out in the floors. It’s a wild time
Honestly I am so thankful for these videos to open my (our, general public) eyes to whats going on on the front lines in the healthcare industry! Its more than just wearing a mask and its emotionally and physically draining. Thank you for all you do to keep us informed and bringing us interesting content during this time. Always thinking of you and your family as you both work in the OR!! and.... Omgggg the swtich lite!! 😍😍😍😍
Oh Kristina. I don’t know how you do it. All you do and know how to do and then come home to sweet little Harper and HB. I will keep praying for you and your family. God Bless.
Oh my gosh, thank you for all you do. My husband is a hospitalist right now and I make him do all the same stuff you do when he comes home since we have two young children! Bless you and your family during this and keep making videos :)
Thank you for everything that you do, especially during this scary time ❤️. Seeing someone who works in this field and the changes that are happening inside of the hospital really puts everything into perspective. With all of the crazy media happening right now I'm just really thankful that as a medical professional you're taking the time and putting in the effort to put out this content because not only it is very informative, but it's great documentation of the crazy times were currently living in. P.S. I'm super jealous that you have a switch and I love when you talk about animal crossings! 😂 I was saving up for one, but since my hours got cut at work I have to put my savings towards my bills. 😭
That intubation team thing is really cool. We aren’t allowed to intubate pre hospital right now. If a patient absolutely needs an airway we have to either use an I-gel or combi tube. We also aren’t allowed to breathing treatments and CPAP is strongly discouraged.
My respect for doctors and nurses and first responders have went up so much since all this has happen Thankyou so much you guys are truly hero 🙏 praying for you and the family and everyone else to stay healthy and wash your darn hands!
The grateful for a job but terrified to work is a real mood right now. I’m an scientist and that’s how I feel right now. But also I’m definitely not front lines and I can’t imagine that feeling right now.
Thank you so much for all that you guys do. I live in Florida that is such a hotspot right now and I see kids in our neighborhood playing outside together while mom’s chitchat. There are a lot of people working in hospital in our little neighborhood and still so much ignorance.
Thank you for everything you are doing for all of us. Thank you for showing us a little bit of your day through this pandemic. We really appreciate it. I hope you stay safe and hope everyone watching this video are staying safe at home.
Stay safe and be well Braly family! My daughter is neck deep in a Covid-19 only unit in Dallas. She had a fellow co-worker who's father was able to source PPE from Germany and personally paid for it to be delivered to her unit since they were getting dangerously low on supplies. Scary times folks, but we will come out of this stronger as a nation and smarter about how to deal with these catastrophic events!
hi! im a cvicu nurse. commenting late but covid is still very prevalent.. we use the plexiglass box to intubate, we use PAPRs when going in rooms, we have made tiny "covid code" boxes that have common meds for codes because we cant get the big crash carts into rooms, and we have made my entire unit into makeshift negative pressure rooms using hepa filters.. unfortunately our regular ORs are not negative pressure so on my ICU unit, we have made a patient room into an operating room for ANY surgeries with a suspected covid patient so that the other ORs stay unseen by any covid particles. we have even delivered two babies via C-section on my icu unit in the "OR" patient room because the patients were covid+ and were unable to safely carry the baby... scary stuff still happening. stay safe folks.
RUclips has definitely helped me during this quarantine! Thank you for consistently posting! I’ve been home since mid February from an injury I got on the job, I’m going on around 60 days now and I’m starting to get anxious to be outside! I don’t have any video game consoles to keep me busy, instead I’m sticking to youtube, netflix and tie dying!
Thank you so much for everything you’re doing and for all of the updates you are doing. Between all of the information you are providing and all of the other lighthearted content you have, you have really been helping get me through this. I know everyone is having a hard time right now, but it’s been rough. So thank you 💚
haha well no, it isn’t why it’s so cold but it definitely helps keep it that way! the OR’s are set to 65-66 degrees for infection/humidity/mold prevention!
Thank you for doing these videos, I find it really helpful to see what's actually happening in hospitals, it helps me worry less because it's not an unknown any more. You explain things really well and it's reassuring without feeling like you're sugar-coating. Thank you :)
Oh, hello, darlin! I just found you from Mama Doctor Jones,,,,,LOVE your channel. Your honesty, intelligence, and humility are such welcomed traits here on "the RUclips." Dont mind me, I'm just going to binge a bit,,,,,haha,,,,stay safe, sweety,,,,,you're in my prayers!
Thank you so much for all of the work you do. I know those laboring mothers were so happy to hear that you were available to work and help them through this scary time to give birth. I have been loving animal crossing so much and find it to be a wonderful escape and I hope the switch goes to someone who will love it so much ❤️
Thank you for what you do. Healthcare professionals are angels and putting them selves on the front line to help save as many people as possible. Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!
Thank you for showing us a day in the life. Your videos are ones I enjoy and don’t mind my daughter watching. Thank you for all that you do and stay safe.
I'm so thankful for all essential workers. I had sever bleeding this week ,but drs we're closed bc of covid. (I got in after them seeing pictures) just the suggestion to go er i had a panic attack (I'm immunocomprised,) thank you for going there everyday. People stay home please, I wish you all safety and health!
I’m an RN on labor and delivery and our census is way down since we have cancelled all of our elective cases and I think patients aren’t coming to the hospital unless they are absolutely in labor. We aren’t using oxygen for mom anymore to improve fetal tracings but can use a nasal cannula to improve mom’s sats. We are also still allowing one support person
It's surreal now, but once the patients hit, it's a stress out of this world - and... will be so much sadness. There is a lot of the same type training here in Norway as well. And still, the storm hasn't come here either, yet. So yeah, surreal. But a good thing to be prepared, trained, taking the whole aerosols situation seriously. And also, good thing to take washing extra seriously. Scary thing is you might not know until a week - two weeks later that you've been infected, and in the meanwhile you might infect others.
The CDC has now changed its stance on mask wearing. On April 3, they sent out recommendations saying that everyone should wear a mask when stepping outside of their home.
Dentist here! I’m curious and would love if you would address in a video what your opinion is on when we will start to resume some normalcy in healthcare and just our everyday lives/what you think our new normal will look like in professions that are high risk for aerosolization. Thank you!! Love your channel ❤️
I just saw this pop up on my recommendations. My absolute mad kudos to you and your safety!!! I work as a laundry aide in a nursing home so I can't stay home either and also have to wear PPE's. God bless and stay safe!!
First off thank you and all the medical and hospital staff risking their lives daily to protect and save our lives. You all are greatly appreciated. I have a question out of curiosity. I've had multiple surgeries for my cleft lip. I understand how they insert the tool into you throat then the tube to help you breathe. Now my question comes in when they have to work on the mouth how is the patient assisted with breathing since the tube would be in the way? I'm curious.
I am a fairly new subie but have not missed a video since first one I watched. You have kept me sane through this and thank you. I am a beader and am working on special beading projects to stay busy. God bless you for what you do and my prayers for you and your family.
You should not feel ashamed for having anxiety about going back. My cousins are working in COVID ICUs and I’m terrified for them. Bless our healthcare workers! You are humans toon💕
I have been watching you since the beginning, well you might have been on a few months before me. I have had a few emails over the years and you are always the fist RUclips subscriber I subscribe too. I haven't won anything yet, but man you are talking up my alley now. I so want this one especially if it the Anmial Crossing color one. I am usually an Xbox girl but I want this to play Animal Cross and some old school Mario. Be safe Kristina, my beloved Pretty, Shiny, Sparkly
It is scary!! I work at the airport and I’m thankful I have a job but scared of what could happen. Be safe and protect yourself and family above all else.
It's so real and raw. Please be very careful. Stay safe. Very nice. Put a little mark on ur mask. As healthcare worker myself its important to conserve PPE, it's the most essential commodity as of right now esp for healthcare workers. 😇🙏 bless you
I am oncologist and treating patients with cancer during this pandemic situation is a challenge! God bless you and stay safe! 🙏🏼
I'm thinking about all of you guys every day. Stay safe. xoxo
My mom just finished her radiation treatments yesterday. Her oncologist was amazing. Thank you for all that you do! God bless you.
Raquel Vigott Thank you doesn’t say enough ! 💕
Thank you! I’m thankful my cancer center is still open but they’re cancelling PT and non essential appointments.
thank you for everything that you do, please stay safe xo
Being reasonably scared and still going in shouldn’t make you feel ashamed to vocalize your fear. It makes you a fierce heroine!
I seriously cannot thank you enough for everything you’re doing to get us through this pandemic. You are truly a hero❤️ Sending you and HB lots of love and prayers!!
Not even close to a hero. I haven’t even done anything useful yet. But when the time comes I want to be there. It’s why i’ve elected to keep working while others have smartly decided to stay home (they are older, or who have immune compromised family members).
It's really interesting seeing how different countries, hospitals, are handling this situation. My sister is a community nurse and she just got her PPE. She texted us crying in relief that she can treat her patients with protection. Please stay safe! All of you frontline workers stay safe. Bless you all!
Animal crossing has been a blessing during this time! I have been working 3-11s so I come home, shower and then play and it just gets your mind off of work and the chaos! The other night, while I was wishing on a star, a tarantula took me out - I was laughing so hard that it woke my dog up!
Animal Crossing gave me nightmares
I'm a nurse, I'm already fearful walking into work but I absolutely could not imagine having to be the one to intubate/extubate!!! Thank you for your service!!!
My dad had 3 N95 masks from cabinet making, and I gladly gave them to my nurse friend. I think everyone should do this.
Did, two weeks ago, now. My husband is a former contractor and we donated sixty N95s to a local hospital system.
When you said “sold out because of the quarantine” I instantly thought it was Clorox wipes or toilet paper 😂😭
Samantha Jenea TP giveaway!
Thank you so much for risking catching the virus and continuing to go about your job, along with all the other people around the globe who are doing the same. Every week in the UK, we are going to clap for our NHS (national healthcare service) staff at 8 o'clock. We first did it last Thursday. It is so nice to see the streets coming out if their homes to appriciate the people who I feel are very much under appreciated. So, thank you everyone who is doing their part.
I'd love to see other nations doing that too. It's pleasant when I hear that each Thursday in the UK.
I love this idea! I live in Michigan, in the US, and we have the third highest amount of COVID 19 deaths in the United States. Clearly, we have asymptomatic positive people not yet tested. I am so glad for people who are working in public. We have been in lock down since the last week of March, and had been in partial shutdown since way before the rest of the US.
@@lclass003 yes. It is truly a fantastic idea to remember them. I hope that you are safe and the rest of your country and the world stay safe too.
The hospital and the city of Houston are so lucky to have you. Praying for the safety and health of you, your entire family and all of your colleagues and your patients!
thank you Felicia! 🙏🏻
I work for a general contractor on a hospital campus. Just want to give a shout out to all the GCs who jumped in immediately to help their hospital clients build ante rooms, isolation rooms, redirect air flow, etc. literally in days. I feel like the construction crews are easy to overlook while they are also putting themselves at risk to help. We are proud to be essential support teams for our healthcare heroes!
Woah that transition at 10:08 tho, niiice!🤩🤩🤩
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ikr? I was like "it's no one going to talk about that dope transition"
When you said 'They were sold out everywhere' I thought you were going to say the giveaway was a Costco pack of TP! lol I'm a retired clinical pharmacist. They're asking for retirees to go back to work, but after being retired for 6 years, I've forgotten so much, it wouldn't be safe. My age puts me in a high risk group so just not a good idea. I do feel bad for my colleagues who have to work. Do you think if it gets bad enough, they would "repurpose" you to care for intubated patients in the ICU?
Yes and I've volunteered to help out in the ICU's if they ask us to.
@Ryan M
Depends greatly on specifics of KB bionome;
I have seen consistently empathy response suppresses needful Triage ~ dunno why images of coffins so bothers so many ppl: Masks alone will not thwart transmission even P-100 ◘ myself I am Geriatric yet did 2-nd wave repercussion easily; Receptor-Binding Domain for proinflammatory for host entry through a specific receptor called dipeptidyl peptidase-4 is relevant to bi-lipid layer melding ◘◘◘ myself having exposed to pathogens vigorously over 6 decades of active life would have or could have developed resistance that I claim
Kristina would need a level-B PPE with positive airflow through 3 micron HEPA in negative pressure { should be positive pressure ?} theater to even avoid contam by procedure; Then lets say de-suits in wash and proceeds to personal vehicle; Just then a Global Wind which has passed both Wuhan and Lombardy uh; Hell we can be sure her finger keratin is clean but can I check her toes???? Checking for Nematodes in the toes of course;
Coronavirus Domino Effect: Dr John Cambell is reporting R-naught has dropped to 0.003 which encourages belief the WH target of Easter to see early lead indicators is cogent;
@Ryan M *
新唐人電視臺*
China bought up all the PPE made in Mexico and is now selling it back to them at 20 times what they paid: The Chinese script here that I posted is New Tang Dynasty; They keep up with forced organ harvesting
Kristina can end up with greater service to humans by waiting out this front-end dementia ~ this would be comparable to the Gregory Peck movie about Rabies; Here where I live there is 1 reported case approximately 615 Km distant but I will no longer report aggressive canine due to fear of Public Health;
ruclips.net/video/-2cFN2iC9u8/видео.html
As the world battles COVID-19, several theories about its existence and its origin are doing the rounds. One of them is about how it spread and it was from a leak from a Wuhan lab, an experiment that went wrong many say → the work I cited from is discussing MERS Corona Virus origins; CFR well over 0.50
I don’t get sick since refusing the vaccines over 10 years ago!
Kristina , Thank You for all you do !! My 19 year old daughter is a Patient Care Tech in ICU working Night Shifts while in ICU ... what an experience for her within her first year studying Nursing to be witnessing all of this on the frontlines in ICU ... I never could imagined & I 🙏🏻 they are providing her with all the necessary PPE while working on these COVID-19 patients ... she was fitted and now has an N95 mask , but has to place a cloth mask over it to make the N95 last as long as possible.... I’m sure this experience, as well as being in the ICU , will help her tremendously through her Nursing Schooling & beyond if she chooses to go further !! Love you videos & content!! Stay Healthy& Safe 🥰😘❤️
Kristina, I started watching your videos back in the PSS days, when you said you started your channel because you needed a reminder of all the pss things in life. Thank you for all that you do because you always remind me of the pss things in life. Stay safe and healthy💕
Boy did I tear up when you were hugging Harper. Thinking of you guys every day & praying for your safety- thank you for keeping us updated throughout all of the chaos!
I want to say a big thank you for being such a hero. Please pass on to all your colleagues. There is a lot of love and respect at the moment for deserving NHS staff. Stay safe 🙏🏼
I’ve always been in awe of you. But especially now your amazing soul and spirit is shining for all the world to see. Thank you for being there for those in need.
Thank you so much for all that you do caring for people during this pandemic. I love watching your travel and reaction videos, but the image of you hugging your child really got to me.
Shout out to you for showing that construction workers are also essential and help these new spaces happen!
Favorite part of this video: that long hug with your baby girl. Exactly what a do with my nieces after my shifts. What an escape and refuel in just a few moments!
I do want to add to my prior comment that I am VERY grateful to those who work in healthcare and continue to do so during this pandemic. When I said “limited amounts of people to provide care”- I was meaning those who have been infected by or otherwise affected by the virus. Many blessings 💜
Thank you for all you do. I work in an OB/GYN and it's nerve racking just how little many of our patients and fellow medical staff care about exposure risk. Many lie about being symptomatic or exposed to COVID patients at screening to enter the hospital and then are honest with our staff in the exam room. 😱
We've begun the same PPE protocol and brown bags for processing. We've also implemented using a cloth mask over our 3 ply face mask to extend wearability as we are so limited in supply. Thanks to your videos in the beginning of all this I started the same home precautions and have shared with our office and now all the employees do the same. Keep safe and doing what you do. You're so appreciated.
Thank you so much for what your doing right now. With everything that’s happening what you and all doctors and nurses and all health care workers are doing is so so important so just thank you. Xx 💖
You’re so brave, thank you Dr Braly for being on the front line. I pray that you, H.B and family are safe and remain healthy
Thank you and your team for taking the time to continue to serve patients during this time of elevated risk.
Our anesthesiologist group are the intubating team in our whole county. PAPRs are sparce all over. My friend in another county doesn’t even have PAPRs in their hospital. They are just doing what they can to be safe. Please take care and stay safe!!
I LOVED that transition at 10:04!! Your editing skills are top notch! But seriously, thank you for all that you do! I know that you healthcare workers are putting your lives on the line right now and I'm extremely thankful for that. Stay safe and keep up the amazing work!
Thank you for your service--can't imagine how scary your work is right now. My son is an RN at a major Chicago hospital and is working without proper PPE. Stay safe.
I've been watching you for months now & you give so much wonderful & of course useful information, I cannot thank you enough! You are also so lovely & generous a human being, the times we all are going thru now are just so stressful & anxiety-filled, watching you & listening to you is very helpful to me personally. Please stay safe hun, thank you, thank you, thank you!
God bless you all helping people during this hard time!!! My mother has a bone marrow cancer (10th year now after the treatments began). She is a patient in this new American study which is giving so many patients more years to live, also here in Scandinavia. This COVID19 time is really scary for us and everybody. Stay safe Christina!!! You are doing so important work.
Thank you for all that you do! I work in healthcare, and while I’m not working with the patients directly, I do help with the onboarding of the residents and also help the residents throughout their journey at our hospital. Still going to work everyday, I can say I am grateful to have a job during these times. The hospital can be a scary place to work right now. I can’t imagine how you feel dealing with the patients directly, but your love for your job shines through. Thank you for all that you do and thank you for all the great videos to keep us going during this time. Sending love to you and the family ❤️
You are brave....thank you for your service!
Thanks for keeping it real! I love seeing what the hospital 🏥 is doing to protect patients and their employees! They are creating walls and doors...making sure air is getting cleaned out. I can’t imagine what new mommy’s and daddy’s are feeling during this time in L&D. It’s good to know that your taking care of them and staying calm. Take good care of yourself ❤️
New viewer here. I’m a RN, and work with many CRNA’s and Anesthesiologists. Some of my favorite folks to work with. 😊 And every time I go in to work at the hospital, there are new walls, new doors, and new ways to do everything. You are so right, it’s all so surreal.
I just delivered my daughter on 03-31 by C-Section. While some things were obviously different, I’m grateful in the long run. Less visitors= less stress, more bonding time for Me, Daddy and Baby. All great things considering C-Sections are already difficult to deal with and heal from, even moreso when you have limited amounts of healthcare workers who can provide care postpartum.
As a Nurse in Chicago, its very surreal to watch this a little over a month later, the video before the CDC recommended as of May 1st at least here in Illinois, that everyone must wear a mask in public. A lot of us are wearing three masks all day long 12 plus hours at work here, as of mandated by the hospital I work at, one being N95, and two 3 ply masks over the N95. I can't imagine the fear of risk for you as well as it is for us Nurses, as you are such an important part of our team for COVID-19 patients. As we are all part of a huge team, I feel like Anesthesia and Respiratory Therapists, as well are at so much risk here, we all are. I will keep you in my thoughts through this time. I have been subscribed to your channel for some time and I love it.
thank you to all of the essential workers out there putting yourself in danger for us. It really means a lot to see people like Kristina and other medical professionals work every day and night putting your lives in danger for us. I really appreciate you all. My dream is to be a doctor one day but I'm scared of viruses such as this one. I'm so lost on what I want to do even tho I'm in high school going into junior year. I hope you all stay safe through this pandemic and also through all of this protesting. VIOLENCE IS NOT THE ANSWER. Hope all of the essential workers and all of kristina's subscribers and viewers stay safe. God bless you and your families. GOD BLESS AMERICA!!
I remember when you shared some of this on your stories...I totally stole your techniques when you get home and I now do the exact same thing when I get home from work too (I work in pharmaceuticals)...btw. Breaks my heart that all of this is going on but I’m trying to stay hopeful. It’s the weekend now I desperately need to go to the store but idk I may still try to push it til Monday or Tuesday. Thank you for continuing to try to share with us. Stay safe My Girl!!! 💕❤️💕😘 PRAYING FOR US ALL 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
I love the fact that you’re so much happier now but I have to admit I really miss the hospital vlogs 😍😍😍
Thank you for sharing. Thank you for the sense of comfort and understanding of what us health care providers are going through right now. Stay healthy & stay safe! ❣️
Thank you for this. I’m a dialysis nurse at a hospital. I’ve been off since last Friday and won’t go back until this coming Tuesday. My hubby & I had planned this time off to go to Italy for our 25th anniversary. 😞 Obviously, that didn’t happen, so we’ve spent the week repainting the living room and other honey-dos around the house.
Our area now has 30+ positive, not sure how many might be hospitalized or what to expect. I won’t lie, I’m fearful of going back, but I know this is what I’ve been called to do. Your video has helped me to prepare. Thank you. Stay safe.
Really appreciate you and all your coworkers!! Love all that you do and stand for.
This is random but I would love to see a house tour from you 😊 Stay safe
omg yes! you can see parts of it from all the videos but i would love to see a proper house tour
A group of Health Care Professionals that are not being recognized as much as they deserve are Respiratory Therapist. RTs are vital front line workers. They intubate, place the patient on the ventilator, and maintain the vent from that point. That means determining proper settings to meet the patient's pulmonary demands. Not only do they intubate, but they suction patients multiple times during a shift. These are just a few of the RT's responsibilities. Doctors and Nurses will tell you they rely heavily on their RTs, but yet in general with Covid-19 they are rarely mentioned. Shout out to Respiratory Therapist!! Yes, I'm a proud RT!
I’m a RN on a SCI floor and typically we’re full house but now because of this our census so low and I’ve never seen that before. I wonder if less accidents because people aren’t outside as much.
We too are wearing masks anytime you’re on hospital property and my gosh YOU CANT BREATHE IN THOSE THINGS!
My heart goes out to our Respiratory teams because they’re all up in everything
They’re taking outpatient rehab aides and nurses and sending them inpatient to help out in the floors. It’s a wild time
HUGE thank you for all you do ❤️ I know it’s your job, but you are still very brave for going to work with a great attitude.
Honestly I am so thankful for these videos to open my (our, general public) eyes to whats going on on the front lines in the healthcare industry! Its more than just wearing a mask and its emotionally and physically draining. Thank you for all you do to keep us informed and bringing us interesting content during this time. Always thinking of you and your family as you both work in the OR!!
and.... Omgggg the swtich lite!! 😍😍😍😍
Thank you so much for your hard work at the hospital! Wishing nothing but health and safety for you, HB, and your beautiful daughter
Oh Kristina. I don’t know how you do it. All you do and know how to do and then come home to sweet little Harper and HB. I will keep praying for you and your family. God Bless.
Oh my gosh, thank you for all you do. My husband is a hospitalist right now and I make him do all the same stuff you do when he comes home since we have two young children! Bless you and your family during this and keep making videos :)
Thank you for everything that you do, especially during this scary time ❤️. Seeing someone who works in this field and the changes that are happening inside of the hospital really puts everything into perspective. With all of the crazy media happening right now I'm just really thankful that as a medical professional you're taking the time and putting in the effort to put out this content because not only it is very informative, but it's great documentation of the crazy times were currently living in.
P.S. I'm super jealous that you have a switch and I love when you talk about animal crossings! 😂 I was saving up for one, but since my hours got cut at work I have to put my savings towards my bills. 😭
courage isn't the absence of fear, but recognizing that something else is more important and doing it anyway. 🥰
That intubation team thing is really cool. We aren’t allowed to intubate pre hospital right now. If a patient absolutely needs an airway we have to either use an I-gel or combi tube. We also aren’t allowed to breathing treatments and CPAP is strongly discouraged.
My respect for doctors and nurses and first responders have went up so much since all this has happen Thankyou so much you guys are truly hero 🙏 praying for you and the family and everyone else to stay healthy and wash your darn hands!
The grateful for a job but terrified to work is a real mood right now. I’m an scientist and that’s how I feel right now. But also I’m definitely not front lines and I can’t imagine that feeling right now.
Thank you so much for all that you guys do. I live in Florida that is such a hotspot right now and I see kids in our neighborhood playing outside together while mom’s chitchat. There are a lot of people working in hospital in our little neighborhood and still so much ignorance.
Exactly, that’s what I thought at first not everyone would have to wear a mask even outside the house . And now we do, everywhere 😳😣.
I love watching your videos because I love to learn about medicine because I was a Doula many years ago!
I admire your hard work someone much! Such an inspiration
Thank you for everything you are doing for all of us. Thank you for showing us a little bit of your day through this pandemic. We really appreciate it. I hope you stay safe and hope everyone watching this video are staying safe at home.
Stay safe and be well Braly family! My daughter is neck deep in a Covid-19 only unit in Dallas. She had a fellow co-worker who's father was able to source PPE from Germany and personally paid for it to be delivered to her unit since they were getting dangerously low on supplies. Scary times folks, but we will come out of this stronger as a nation and smarter about how to deal with these catastrophic events!
hi! im a cvicu nurse. commenting late but covid is still very prevalent.. we use the plexiglass box to intubate, we use PAPRs when going in rooms, we have made tiny "covid code" boxes that have common meds for codes because we cant get the big crash carts into rooms, and we have made my entire unit into makeshift negative pressure rooms using hepa filters.. unfortunately our regular ORs are not negative pressure so on my ICU unit, we have made a patient room into an operating room for ANY surgeries with a suspected covid patient so that the other ORs stay unseen by any covid particles. we have even delivered two babies via C-section on my icu unit in the "OR" patient room because the patients were covid+ and were unable to safely carry the baby... scary stuff still happening. stay safe folks.
RUclips has definitely helped me during this quarantine! Thank you for consistently posting! I’ve been home since mid February from an injury I got on the job, I’m going on around 60 days now and I’m starting to get anxious to be outside! I don’t have any video game consoles to keep me busy, instead I’m sticking to youtube, netflix and tie dying!
Thank you Kristina for continuing to do what you do. Stay safe and be well!
Thank you so much for everything you’re doing and for all of the updates you are doing. Between all of the information you are providing and all of the other lighthearted content you have, you have really been helping get me through this. I know everyone is having a hard time right now, but it’s been rough. So thank you 💚
Air being recycled; IS THAT WHY OR’s ARE SO COLD!? 😂
haha well no, it isn’t why it’s so cold but it definitely helps keep it that way! the OR’s are set to 65-66 degrees for infection/humidity/mold prevention!
Our Veterinary ORs are set at 65 degrees. I wear long sleeve under PPE during surgery we do this do prevent bacterial growth
Thank you for working during this pandemic. ❤
Thank you for doing these videos, I find it really helpful to see what's actually happening in hospitals, it helps me worry less because it's not an unknown any more. You explain things really well and it's reassuring without feeling like you're sugar-coating. Thank you :)
Oh, hello, darlin! I just found you from Mama Doctor Jones,,,,,LOVE your channel. Your honesty, intelligence, and humility are such welcomed traits here on "the RUclips." Dont mind me, I'm just going to binge a bit,,,,,haha,,,,stay safe, sweety,,,,,you're in my prayers!
Thank you so much for all of the work you do. I know those laboring mothers were so happy to hear that you were available to work and help them through this scary time to give birth. I have been loving animal crossing so much and find it to be a wonderful escape and I hope the switch goes to someone who will love it so much ❤️
Stay safe out there Kristina. Thanks for sharing what the situation is like out there. Thanks for everything you do! 💕
Thank you for what you do. Healthcare professionals are angels and putting them selves on the front line to help save as many people as possible. Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!
My thoughts are with you and all people in the health care field during this time. We are so grateful for all you do.
Thank you for showing us a day in the life. Your videos are ones I enjoy and don’t mind my daughter watching. Thank you for all that you do and stay safe.
I'm so thankful for all essential workers. I had sever bleeding this week ,but drs we're closed bc of covid. (I got in after them seeing pictures) just the suggestion to go er i had a panic attack (I'm immunocomprised,) thank you for going there everyday. People stay home please, I wish you all safety and health!
I’m an RN on labor and delivery and our census is way down since we have cancelled all of our elective cases and I think patients aren’t coming to the hospital unless they are absolutely in labor. We aren’t using oxygen for mom anymore to improve fetal tracings but can use a nasal cannula to improve mom’s sats. We are also still allowing one support person
Both hospitals I work in, rearranged entire floors for incoming COVID pts.
Kristina, thank you and HB for all that you do. Thanks too for adding the meanings of the acronyms. 😷
Happy to hear you made it safely thru your first few days back to work.
THANK YOU for everything you do and all this insight you are providing us (with HELLO amazing editing!).
It's surreal now, but once the patients hit, it's a stress out of this world - and... will be so much sadness. There is a lot of the same type training here in Norway as well. And still, the storm hasn't come here either, yet. So yeah, surreal. But a good thing to be prepared, trained, taking the whole aerosols situation seriously. And also, good thing to take washing extra seriously. Scary thing is you might not know until a week - two weeks later that you've been infected, and in the meanwhile you might infect others.
The CDC has now changed its stance on mask wearing. On April 3, they sent out recommendations saying that everyone should wear a mask when stepping outside of their home.
Bloodeagle but not N95 masks. Save them for doctors and medical staff that need them
Dentist here! I’m curious and would love if you would address in a video what your opinion is on when we will start to resume some normalcy in healthcare and just our everyday lives/what you think our new normal will look like in professions that are high risk for aerosolization. Thank you!! Love your channel ❤️
Thank you so much for posting this and showing how this affects healthcare workers. We appreciate you 💙
I love that you’re playing ac to unwind ❤️
I just saw this pop up on my recommendations.
My absolute mad kudos to you and your safety!!!
I work as a laundry aide in a nursing home so I can't stay home either and also have to wear PPE's.
God bless and stay safe!!
So thankful for all healthcare workers ❤️ thank you for everything you do
First off thank you and all the medical and hospital staff risking their lives daily to protect and save our lives. You all are greatly appreciated.
I have a question out of curiosity. I've had multiple surgeries for my cleft lip. I understand how they insert the tool into you throat then the tube to help you breathe. Now my question comes in when they have to work on the mouth how is the patient assisted with breathing since the tube would be in the way? I'm curious.
I am a fairly new subie but have not missed a video since first one I watched. You have kept me sane through this and thank you. I am a beader and am working on special beading projects to stay busy. God bless you for what you do and my prayers for you and your family.
You should not feel ashamed for having anxiety about going back. My cousins are working in COVID ICUs and I’m terrified for them. Bless our healthcare workers! You are humans toon💕
I'm also in healthcare. Thank you Kristina for your videos and keeping some normalicy to our lives in this crazy time. Stay safe!
Thanks for showing us what you're going through. Stay safe!
I have been watching you since the beginning, well you might have been on a few months before me. I have had a few emails over the years and you are always the fist RUclips subscriber I subscribe too. I haven't won anything yet, but man you are talking up my alley now. I so want this one especially if it the Anmial Crossing color one. I am usually an Xbox girl but I want this to play Animal Cross and some old school Mario. Be safe Kristina, my beloved Pretty, Shiny, Sparkly
It is scary!! I work at the airport and I’m thankful I have a job but scared of what could happen. Be safe and protect yourself and family above all else.
Thank you for your service! Sending many good thoughts & prayers to you & your sweet family! 💕❤️
Have watched your channel for many many years and always admired you but even more so now. Please stay safe x
It's so real and raw. Please be very careful. Stay safe. Very nice. Put a little mark on ur mask. As healthcare worker myself its important to conserve PPE, it's the most essential commodity as of right now esp for healthcare workers. 😇🙏 bless you
God bless you and thank you for sharing your experiences. Praying for you and your family. Stay safe!
Thank you for risking your safety to keep others healthy. ❤️❤️❤️