The Daily Show: Why Nurses Have Been Hit the Hardest During the Pandemic
After nearly two years on the front lines of the pandemic, nurses are quitting due to burnout. Here’s why nurses are understandably pissed off and what’s being done to fix it.
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One example given is that the NG people will restock the PPE.
They need to provide more help for nurses & doctors!
It's a sad state of affairs in too many places and since this isn't going away, medical workers are overwhelmed and exhausted. 
Early on last year, people were sending pizzas & subway etc. In support of healthcare workers. From what I'm hearing, that has dried up & they need to know they are appreciated for how hard they are working. 💔
Something needs to change.
BEFORE they end up in the ICU. 
Horrid situation.
Not to mention, colder weather will drive these "gatherings" indoors and that's where many transmissions happen. Last January was the worst and we're headed there...
The Army Corps of Engineers built out a 400 bed covid overflow hospital in Memphis last year.
I was stunned to read that the plan was to keep it open for either 2 or 4 yrs, sorry I can't recall.
BUTp, just as Delta took off, someone closed it! Who? Why? Dunno...
And we have more sites offering the vaccine than I can name, pharmacies, pharmacies in grocery stores, Walmart - and there are quite a few of each store.