Should doctors have vocation to carry out his work and this serves as excuse to be able to make any sacrifice? This is the doubt that some health professionals have debated on social media, as in recent months has had some speeches in this regard due to the pandemic of coronavirus.
Thus, a faculty has expressed from its Twitter profile that it would not die for a patient. “I like my job, I am passionate about medicine, But my life is not about it. Work, to support my family and there will never be a patient worth dying for and not to see my children and my husband anymore “, this user points out.
Those of you who say out loud that we should be willing to die for our patients, it’s just that I didn’t have a nickname that came close to describing your emotional misery.
– Yo soy Groot (@scooby_groot) November 28, 2020
“Those who express aloud that we should be willing to die for our patients, it’s just that you don’t have a nickname to describe yours emotional misery“, recognizes this health professional. His words have reached hundreds of colleagues, who have retweeted and done as his publication.
“Being willing to die for the profession is sick”
In fact, a midwife matches her. “Your family, especially your children, will always be above all else,” says the doctor. “I totally agree with this one hundred percent. I also tell you that the ones who criticize the most are the ones who then get together 18 at Christmas and only put on a mask to avoid the fine. Those people who think they can do whatever they want and then you have to be there for whatever they want.“, says a user who explains that his wife is a family doctor and” the atrocities he sees are incredible. “
Meanwhile, a family doctor considers that these appreciations occur “because of the mania of many people to call us ‘heroes'”. “I think the vocation has been too romanticized and being willing to die for the profession is sick, “says a Pediatrics resident in the same vein.”
They crush you with vocation, sacrifice, effort, dedication (which is true in a broad sense) and now do they also want us to be a useless martyr? Don’t count on me.
– Pastor Roldán (@PastorRoldan) November 29, 2020
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