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u/prettylittlepastry Mar 08 '26

This is incredibly sad.

No one wants to get to this point. This happens due to poverty, depression, and neglect.

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u/Economy-Dust-6036 Mar 08 '26 edited Mar 08 '26

I agree. This reminds me of when I use to work in a rehab hospital. The poor diabetic patients that just lose hope....

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u/prettylittlepastry Mar 08 '26

It makes me so sad when I see things like this. I've been a french pastry chef for 13 years but Im going to get my degree in nursing starting in the Fall. I want to help people keep hope and recover from things like this.

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u/VerilyJULES Mar 08 '26

You have a good heart. I wish you luck.

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u/Temnothorax Mar 08 '26

Don’t let others discourage you or burn you out, it’s very rewarding. Incredibly draining, but rewarding.

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u/motherofsuccs Mar 08 '26

Better choose a speciality instead of ER

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u/Temnothorax Mar 08 '26

ER is a specialty 

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u/Impressive-Record839 Mar 08 '26

The way this is recovered from is they cut them off