My mid shift coping skill

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the classic wandering dementia patient

thatjuliusfellow

Wandering aimlessly yelling out a mismash of call of duty quotes, halo 2 online comebacks, and SpongeBob one liners.

morsumbra

"My own manifest destiny" is so so good hahaha

paulretraint

I take a 10 minute nap at mid shift, I look forward to this and feel like a new person after, the rest of the shift is a piece of cake, a stressful, firey, covid covered piece of cake.

PaulTheadra

Honestly though getting outside and walking around the hospital feels like a treat on 24h shifts. I feel like it brings me back to normal life in the middle of all the chaos of the ED!

annahernandez

Walking is my coping mechanism and also going out and staring at the trees or the moon 🌙 I was an intern in India during Covid after seeing many deaths on my shift I would walk at least 2km helped me sleep and eased my pain a bit . But now struggling with generalised anxiety disorder and on bupropion

jayshrutisingh

Excellent description “at least I’ll know when I’m an old man that I’ll have the urge to trudge, the impetus to move forward, my own manifest destiny to walk the halls.”

AH-gcrt

The halls have a new settler and his gait is colonial

RomeoChapola

Sure you want to be the old, demented patient that constantly wants to walk at midnight? 😂

moooooo

I like my walks between breaks too when I'm doing something mentally taxing

szxnv

There was one hospital I worked at where I would take 10 minutes to try and find the best place to see the sunrise. Was my little reward

Ravenhoodoo

Dude, why did this hit so hard? I do this constantly on long nights in the hospital

drod

Would this make you an honorary hot girl? It is summer…

soggychip

It's great that you can find happiness and peace in something so simple :)

elysianfibres

Can’t imagine a more fun experience on medicine (:

rohitduda

Man I love wandering the halls aimlessly lol

johnkim

Yep walking without a goal, definitely feels relaxing

aeiouid

Well, you’ll be shuffling, but I like the insight 😂

hilaryjlittle

me watching this at 5:49 wishing I could trade places with Preston (I'm at the library 😢)

liam_hurlburt

whats better than walking? Substance abuse for sure lmao

alexrogers

My mid shift coping skill

My mid shift coping skill

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