You Don’t See What We See: an RN’s view on COVID

Rick Martinez
4 min readJul 21, 2020
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“We can handle small surges and clusters; it’s not a big deal. But when you get this continuous surge ongoing hour after hour — you see these patients, and they are all coming in with the same symptoms huffing and puffing, some of them are gasping for air, and some of them are confused because of the lack of oxygen, and they’re elderly, and they’re young, and they’re distressed, and they’re agitated, and then there are no family members around…It is draining.” Dr. Jamil Madi, Valley ICU medical director.

Y’all who know me, and maybe don’t “know me” but follow me on social, grasp that I’m a super positive person.

Always have been.

Always will be.

There’s a silver lining in everything, no matter how bad it may seem.

That’s me.

The silver lining guy.

But…

Yes…

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Rick Martinez
Rick Martinez

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