Nurses are Mad

NURSES ARE Mad, A patient relative laments


Nurses need to undergo regular psychological and psychiatric assessment, A good number of them are MAD!!!

A Lady identified as Moe Muna @munaEze1 has taken to her twitter handle to give an account of her ordeal with Nigerian Nurses...

According to her, she based her assumption on a first hand experience which she encountered while caring for her brother in one particular hospital in Lagos Nigeria.

"Finally walked out of the hospital today after two freaking months!!!
My observations;
-Doctors are amazing humans and they don't even get the accolades they deserve.
-Most doctors would do better if they leave this country, the environ stifles them

-Nurses need to undergo regular psychological and psychiatric assessment. A good number of them are MAD!!!

-People go through shit!
-God is the healer of all diseases
If you are healthy, stay grateful

May I also add
-Quality health care is expensive in Nigeria and it's quite unfortunate
-My brother is the patient, but I lived in the hospital with him.
Dude was unconscious half the time so I handled most of the interactions with these professionals"

However, some twitter users have mixed feelings about this opinion that Nurses should not be judged based on her only encounter with the bad ones, some took the opportunity to shade nurses by sharing horrible stories about Nurses, however some Doctors praised her for speaking up for them, while some prayed for her brother's Quick recovery.

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