#Intensive Care Nurse

[dykedvonte]

So I've been turning over this detail of the game over and over and I think I've found a good reason and wanted to share. During the guilt sequence, when Jimmy enters the ID hallway his ID covers up both Anya's and Curly's.

And for a long time I've always wondered why those two in particular. And I think the reason why is because even at this point of the game he's still dehumanizing them and ignoring who they really are as people.

During the entire guilt sequence he never acknowledges Anya and the pain he caused her by the rape and forceful impregnation to her, instead only focusing on the fetus and how it would ruin HIM. And even his subconscious that's calling him out for Anya has to take on the form of Polle, and he still refuses to even reference her.

And even though he apologizes to Curly, it's really only for taking away his role as captain. He's not sorry for causing the crash that made Curly in perpetual horrific pain, for abusing him before the crash, or for even the cannibalism. And as you pointed out, throughout the entire guilt sequences he's had of Curly it's only in his post-crash state. Also throughout each guilt sequence with Curly he still imagines Curly as his perfect victim friend who would gladly take on the role of a villain for Jimmy to be a hero.

The ID hallway shows the players that even when he feels guilty he still refuses to see who they really are. Throughout the game he steals from both Anya and Curly their bodies and their voices, and this scene is symbolic of that. Even when he's feeling guilty, Jimmy is still doing just that to them.

ITS LITERALLY ALL THIS.

My biggest gripe with any interpretation of Jimmy and his abuse of Anya and Curly is that he actually respected Curly more. He didn’t even care enough to see the person he was before the crash in his moment of penitence. He couldn’t even give him a name in the end. Curly was always a space for him to take, to project his worst qualities onto. Anya became that space due to the position of power Curly specifically had, he’s his boss and he can’t just do whatever, hence why his actions were always behind Curly’s back. The tragedy of this is that he realized how much power he had over Anya, his subordinate, practically the same in the societal pecking order outside of this one instance. An opportunistic chance for him, similar to how he exerts physical power over a post-crash Curly.

He sees Anya as a nuisance, a thing he can’t get out of the recesses of his mind but he still sees her, in a fucked up way, she’s his dead pixel. Something that slowly destroys the perception of his screen the longer he ignores it until it goes black. But Curly? He’s an escape, he’s not anything real because the Curly in Jimmy’s head is also not a person but a place holder for him specifically. He wants to be that man and his only true regret is the destroying the thing he wanted to be and thus making that role inaccessible to him.

[1tsjusty0u]

DO I HAVE TO CHANGE THE SHRINE OF RESURRECTION FOR THIS AU??

[t4tvglow]

it happened so early in the morning and i am STILL frothing with rage over this text my boss sent me

[shysimblr]

just checking in, I know i've had lots of DM's about stuff and I just haven't had time to do anything so sorry about that. Aiming to be back in 2 weeks :).

I only have 2 weeks left on children's intensive care clinical placement. 7 weeks actually went by so quickly, plus I'm really enjoying it so maybe that's why but yeah once I'm done I don't have clinicals again till may so I'll catch and do all the things then! Hope ya'll are good :)

[simptasia]

my mum has stage four cancer

[a-young-doctors-journey]

The worst part about the ICU is that you get to a point where you're on a first-name basis with family.

Frederick was at bedside every day, sitting beside his wife. When he wasn't, they were on speakerphone, her work of breathing worse each day. We explained to the family that she was really really sick, and they understood that the prognosis was poor.

But when it came time to decide about intubation, they couldn't bring themselves to withdraw care... so we intubated, knowing there was no way that she would ever come off the vent.

It was after 10pm when the nurse came over to us.

"Room 7 won't make it through the night. Maybe you should call family."

My senior looked at me, and asked, "You wanna call the husband?"

"Frederick? No."

"It's important to learn how to have these conversations, you know," he said, somewhat gently.

"I know. And I have them plenty. But you asked me if I want to call him and tell him his wife is dying, and I don't. But I can, if you want me to."

He nodded and dialed the number from our 'Next of Kin' list. "Mr. Smith, I wanted to..."

Not even half an hour later, the monitor by my computer started beeping furiously. Her blood pressure, which had been dangerously low already, tanked. I ran to Room 7 as nurses from surrounding rooms crowded into the little space, code cart already in place.

She had no pulse. The ICU team really did have an intuition for this sort of thing.

We went through the motions of the code, not for a moment believing that we would get her back. But we did. A short-lived miracle... but maybe it would give Frederick just enough time to come back.

The second time her heart stopped, my senior asked me to let the family know that we had done everything we could. I stepped outside, the sounds of the active code behind me, and explained that there was nothing to be done.

"So this is it?" he asked matter-of-factly.

I nodded. "I'm very sorry, Mr. Smith." He thanked me as I walked back into the room just in time to hear the pronouncement.

"Time of death: 10:39 PM."

Gloves came off. Supplies were discarded. The code cart was wheeled unceremoniously out of the room. One of the nurses placed a fresh sheet over the patient, tucking it gently around her.

As I headed back to my workstation, a heart-wrenching sob pierced the hallway. Frederick - a stoic, quiet man who had spent countless hours with wife, ever so hopeful - was sobbing into his knuckles.

I felt the tears well into my own eyes, swallowed hard, and looked up to see the surgery resident coming towards me, no doubt seeing my watery eyes but making no comment.

"Are you taking care of...?"

And the rest of the night went on.

[authorlaurawinter]

Special shout-out because September is also NICU awareness month. 💚

My sweet baby is happy and healthy thanks to some incredible NICU nurses watching over her. These folks are absolute treasures and they deserve more love.

[kieranculkingirl]

YALL if you take cymbalta never ever stop taking it without tapering i didnt even get this bad of withdrawals from detoxing from alcohol 😭😭 i know its literally my own fault but damn this is. unpleasant im not even cold but i have been shivering intensely for the past three hours straight

[kenniegeex2]

Today my patient crashed and burned. He went from awake to unresponsive, with a very low BP, actively bleeding, and unable to breathe on his own. I did so many things to keep him alive, including being covered in his blood and donor blood, until they could take him to surgery to stop the bleed. I took him off the ventilator several hours later and he grabbed my hand and kissed it (his baseline mental capacity is the same as a 10 year old). His sister and brother thanked me profusely for saving his life. I’m bone tired, I haven’t eaten since yesterday, and fuck I’d do it all again in a heartbeat.

[hoperays-song]

Gooseless’s Pokemon Teams By Generation!

Yes, I know no one asked for this but I, am in fact, very tired and very bored so, welcome to learn about Gooseless day! Here are my favourite pokémon or at least my favourites at the time of making this of each region, on regional teams. 

***I do have an affinity for Dark and Ghost types particularly, even though that is not that apparent in these teams. Those types are my favourites, they’re my babies, these are just my teams.***

- <3 Gooseless

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[mukuharakazui]

my hoarder trait is that i’ve kept every birthday card and red packet i’ve ever gotten + every letter i got back from nursing home residents when i was younger

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