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Hey, everybody. We're still locked down.
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Safer at home. I hope you are too.
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You know, there are so many emerging heroes
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in this pandemic.
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Doctors, of course, nurses, of course, but deliverymen,
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mail carriers, grocery store workers.
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I've often heard it said that nurses are there
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when you take your first breath
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and often are there when you take your last.
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So today I wanted to talk to three nurses
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who are in New York City
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at the epicenter of this pandemic.
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Joining me, Xenia Greene, a pediatric ICU nurse
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at Montefiore Medical Center in the Bronx,
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Idara Inokon, a cardiovascular intensive care unit nurse
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at Brooklyn Methodist Hospital,
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and Emily Fawcett, who's a float nurse
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working the COVID-19 units
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at the Lenox Hill Hospital in Manhattan.
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-Hello there! -Hi!
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-Hey! -Hi.
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-Hi, hi, hi, hi. -Oh, my goodness.
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Good to see y'all.
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Emily, Idara, Xenia, I know that you are all
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under such enormous pressure right now,
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so I consider it a privilege that you would give me
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and the rest of the country this time
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to talk to us about what's going on.
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Thank you. Thank you all so much.
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And as you probably know, throughout the world,
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you and everyone who's in your field
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have become heroes to all of us
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and I think I speak for the rest of the world,
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I can honestly in this case say I speak
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for the rest of the world when I say
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our hearts are with you, our prayers are with you.
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Those are not hollow prayers.
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We feel deeply and can only imagine
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what you all are going through but are so truly grateful.
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-Thank you. -Thank you.
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-Thank you for that. -Yes.
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So I'll start with you, Emily.
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Let's talk about what's going on
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in your hospital right now, 'cause you're there.
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Yes, I'm here right now.
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This is my fifth 13-hour shift of the week, actually.
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Fifth 13-hour shift?
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And where are you?
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[Emily] I'm at Lenox Hill Hospital in Manhattan.
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-[Oprah] Mm-hmm. -[Emily] Yeah.
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And it's just-- it's been a crazy week.
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Things are really ramping up here.
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We're having codes every minute.
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You might hear some go off as I'm sitting here.
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But it's getting scary here.
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It's starting to get scary.
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I can start to feel it.
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And what does it mean when we hear code?
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That means someone is dying?
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[Emily] Someone's dying,
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someone needs to be put on a ventilator,
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intubated, not doing well, escalated up the level of care.
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Mm.
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And we all know that New York
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is at the epicenter of the virus right now,
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and right-- I think as we speak,
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there are over 10,000 new cases a day,
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and Xenia, you work in the Bronx.
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How are you holding up?
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Oh, my gosh, every day, walking into work,
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it is incredibly scary.
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Like Emily described, we are hearing rapid response
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or pediatric medical emergency overhead pages
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five or six times an hour,
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which is, like we described, an indication
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that someone is doing poorly
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and needs a higher level of care,
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and in the Bronx, you know,
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that community is so underserved,
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and they have people with multiple comorbid,
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you know, other medical diagnoses
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that makes them more susceptible to dying.
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And Idara, you're in Brooklyn,
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and I hear your hospital changes
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drastically with every shift.
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-How so? -[Idara] Yes.
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So over the last few weeks,
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we went from having just a handful to cases
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to hundreds and hundreds of COVID-positive cases,
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and so every single shift, the staffing is shifting,
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they're trying to accommodate for the increased demands
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for critical care nurses,
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and so you kind of never know what you're going in--
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you never know what you're going into.
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And how are you holding up?
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I want to ask that of each of you.
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[Idara] For me, I think what has been
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particularly challenging
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is just-- not even just what's going on
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inside the hospital but outside the hospital.
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I have several friends and loved ones who have been,
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you know, confirmed COVID-positive,
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some who are doing well
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and some who are really critical,
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and so even this morning when I came home from work,
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one of my friends was giving me an update on her mom
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in the hospital and I broke down, to be honest,
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because it's-- I can't escape it.
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Everywhere I go, it's some type of...
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-Yeah. -Aftermath of COVID-19.
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And so it just kind of makes me feel like I'm living
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in this dream that I can't wake up from.
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And Emily, I heard that you were even having
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some kind of, like, panic attacks, anxiety attacks,
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and that you cry in the shower?
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[Emily] Yeah, so my roommate who's a nurse in Manhattan
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tested positive for COVID-19 two weeks ago,
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so it was that day I found out,
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I just had a complete panic attack.
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I was like, I can't escape it. I can't escape it at home.
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I can't escape it at work.
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And it was just so overwhelming, but then--
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And what does a panic attack
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feel like when you're having it?
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[Emily] I just, you know, my teeth
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were chattering so badly.
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I was, like, shoot, do I have a fever now?
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But just really bad chattering teeth.
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And it was really scary, it was not good.
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But you let yourself have a moment
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to release in the shower, you do?
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I do.
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You know, I hold up really well at work.
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I'm pretty good under pressure.
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I do break down at work, obviously,
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but sometimes I'm just in the shower,
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I play some music, and I just--
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I cry, and I scream, and it feels really good.
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So yeah, I-I heard
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that you believe it's better not to let
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patients see you-- see your concern.
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[Xenia] Yeah, I mean, I think, overall, in our profession,
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we keep, internally, our fears and our anxieties.
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We don't want others to know,
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especially patients or families,
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what we're feeling inside
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because we want to be that soothing presence
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when we're in the room with them.
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But then I have my hour drive home,
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and I try to decompress from all of that,
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listening to music,
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when I get home going out for walks,
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walking my dog, doing everyday things
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that people do to try to have some--
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you need some downtime, right?
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You need time where you're just not thinking
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about this disease.
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I heard that you had said to one of my producers
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that you feel sometimes like what's happening
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in your hospital is like fighting
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a burning house with a water pistol.
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-Mm. -Yeah.
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Absolutely, because, you know, as a New York City paramedic,
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I know exactly the kind of protective gear
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I need to have on if I was in a biological warfare,
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and I know that this is not a biological warfare,
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but what we're walking into, for example,
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the outfit that Emily has on,
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does not protect you against COVID-19.
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Right, and so the PPEs, personal protective equipment,
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is not what we should be wearing,
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and so no matter how many nurses
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you bring into the hospital, if that's what we're wearing,
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we're all just gonna get sick.
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Is this the--
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Is this the extent of your protective gear,
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or are you wearing more
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if you were not speaking to me right now?
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[Emily] I normally would wear more,
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yeah, I would have on two masks,
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a face shield, and also a plastic gown.
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[Oprah] Yeah.
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So do you feel that you have
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sufficient medical protective gear right now?
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-[Emily] As of now, yes. -[Oprah] Mm-hmm.
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We've worked really hard to get our PPE here,
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but I don't know what next week will hold.
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I could walk into the hospital and be told
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there's no more gloves or no more masks.
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You know, I don't know what next week brings.
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Yeah. Do you feel you have enough where you are, Xenia?
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[Xenia] Oh, abs-- no, absolutely not,
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'cause every day, something, we run out of something.
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If it's not the bonnets, it's the masks.
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If it's not the masks, it's a shield.
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And so we're reusing it.
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We're wiping it down
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and putting it in a little brown paper bag
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and reusing it, or--
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and also reusing materials,
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masks and things, I've heard,
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correct me if I'm wrong, reusing things
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that under normal circumstances you never would be reusing.
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-Correct. -Never. Never.
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Typically, when you have a patient
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that has an infection, whether it's a virus
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or pneumonia, you would put on your mask,
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put on your gown, walk into your room,
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address your patient, and take everything off,
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wash your hands, and walk out,
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and every time you enter the room,
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you would put on a new set of masks and gown.
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We're not doing that now.
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I mean, nurses all over are telling me
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that they're using them for multiple days,
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they're using them for the entire shift.
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-Yeah. -That is not sanitary.
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And that is not gonna protect nurses
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or anybody else in the community.
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What are you in need of?
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[Idara] N95s.
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-[Oprah] N95s, the masks. -[Idara] Yeah.
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The thing about the N95 is that over time,
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it loses its effectiveness, right, and so we're--
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so for us who are in exclusively
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COVID-positive units,
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everywhere I go, I'm exposed to this virus,
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and so having an effective
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respirator is really important.
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I wore my first one brought to--
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given to me by the hospital for almost two weeks.
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But absolutely, N95 mask, I think,
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are probably at the top of the list for...
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I actually, when you said you wore yours for two weeks,
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I looked at Xenia's face, she went...
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I know.
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-It was that or... -[Oprah] Yeah.
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[Emily] I've gotten away with, for four days, I usually--
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-I can wear my same N95 mask. -Yeah.
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That two weeks for me was six or seven shifts,
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so it's not particularly 14 days,
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but six or seven shifts I had to wear it, so...
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Xenia, you describe your hospital as a warzone.
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[Xenia] Yeah, I mean, like I was saying before,
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when you're-- when you are in a pediatric
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intensive care unit like I am,
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you're not used to seeing so many or hearing so many
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pediatric medical emergencies or rapid responses.
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So these are not children, though, I want to just clarify,
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these are not children, these-- you've taken over
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the pediatric ward and put COVID patients there,
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who are not children, correct?
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[Xenia] No, actually, we have both.
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We have kids on my floor as well
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that are COVID-positive that are intubated,
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and we have now adults because we took
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all of the children from two floors
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and consolidated them to one floor,
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and then the other two floors are one is completely all adult
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COVID-19-positive patients, and my floor
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is still continuing to have pediatric
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ICU COVID-positive patients and adults.
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-Who are children. -Yep.
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Yeah, I just want to clarify that
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because you know the message that so many people
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have received is that this does not affect children.
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[Idara] Mm-hmm.
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[Xenia] Yeah, that's not completely true.
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It does affect children.
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Not to the ferocity as it has adults,
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but also if you have kids that have
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other underlying medical conditions,
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those are the kids that we're seeing with this,
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that have other underlying, either cancers
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or heart disease or congenital disease,
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those are the kids that we're treating with this.
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One of the things that we are hearing
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that is so disturbing is that--
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and you all tell me if you've experienced this--
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that one moment, a patient can be speaking,
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talking on the phone, seemingly okay,
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and in a matter of minutes, certainly a matter of hours,
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that changes and that person is being coded.
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-[Idara] Yeah. -[Emily] It happened
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last night to me.
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I was working in the emergency room,
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and I had taking care of this patient almost all day.
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There was no room upstairs,
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so he was sitting with me downstairs,
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and all of a sudden, he changed rapidly,
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and I had to call a rapid response
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down to the emergency room,
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but it literally happens within seconds.
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Someone will be up talking to you on their cell phone,
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and then their breathing changes,
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they start to act a little funny,
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and you're calling a code on them.
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And I think that's one part
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that makes it a little--
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adds to the anxiety in the hospital,
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especially on critical care units.
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Our patients are already intubated,
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but at any moment, something can change.
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You could look across your floor
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and it be completely calm and everyone's stable,
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and then within 20 seconds, your patients are crashing.
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That actually happened to me last week.
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I had a 14-year-old COVID-19 patient,
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and he literally was doing fine
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and we were decreasing the ventilator
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'cause we were like, we're in a good place,
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and then all of a sudden, within maybe 15, 30 seconds,
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his heart rate dropped, his blood pressure dropped,
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I overhead the doctors, they instantly came.
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We gave him breaths, we doubled his pressers,
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and he's, thank God, still alive today.
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You, Xenia, before you became a nurse, you were a paramedic
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during 9/11.
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And you say that this pandemic in some ways
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resembles what happened in 9/11.
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How so?
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[Xenia] The generosity of people, of everyday people,
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that are giving lunches, writing on sidewalks, you know,
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that you're walking with heroes if you enter this hospital.
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[Oprah] Mm.
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[Xenia] Neighbors that are calling
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to make sure that I'm okay.
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Restaurants delivering food to nurses
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and therapists and doctors.
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Like, all of that community and all of that love
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and support from everyday people is--
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is literally breathtaking, and that very much reminds me
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of everything that was happening soon after 9/11.
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But do you also find-- I think--
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I find that incredible too, how we come together
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as a tribe of humans to support one another at this time,
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and I know all of you all are experiencing it
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probably even in your individual hospitals.
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People are rallying with each other.
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-[Emily] Yeah. -Yeah.
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[Emily] I mean, all I have to do if I had a horrible day
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was go outside at 7:00 at night, and I just--
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it's the first time I usually take a deep breath all day.
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The cold air hits my face, and there's just cheering
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and clapping, and now the firemen
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are coming around with their fire trucks
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and their lights and sirens, and it's just--
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it just is the best part of my day.
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[Oprah] Mm.
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And I hear you started something called Hope Huddles.
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-Yeah. -Hope Huddles.
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And what is that? Explain to us what that is.
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[Emily] So I was on a late-night text
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with some of my ER nurse friends,
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and they were just telling me how they were having
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panic attacks and it was-- they were crying at work,
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and, you know, I think ER nurses
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are some of the toughest nurses out there,
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and we need our ER nurses strong,
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and so they're just getting hit with everyone coming in
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and having to get intubated
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and they send their patients up to the floors
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and they have no idea if they're recovering,
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if they're dying, if they're going home,
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and I work up on the floors sometimes,
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so I'm hearing all these beautiful stories
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of recovery and people coming off the ventilator,
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so I really wanted to find a way to get that information
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back down to the emergency room,
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because the emergency room doctors and nurses,
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they desperately need that information,
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they need to know people are coming off ventilators.
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They need to know people are going home.
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They need that light.
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They need that hope right now.
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So that's what the Hope Huddle is,
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when you come together and say,
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this is the good thing that happened today.
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-Exactly. -They need to know
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that the 14-year-old who'd been intubated is off.
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So how worried are you all about your own health,
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and have you seen in your own hospitals
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your colleagues succumb to this disease?
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[Idara] I've had several coworkers
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who have been confirmed COVID-positive,
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and some of them are doing well, thank God,
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and some of them are still struggling.
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And so for me, I think it was just a wake-up call.
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I consider myself to be a young healthy individual,
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but this really-- I'm seeing patients
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who are 19 or 28
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or 32 or 45.
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I, myself, I'm 30 years old.
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I know that regardless of how healthy I think I am,
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this virus really isn't a respecter of persons,
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and so I have just been really doing
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as my due diligence with my PPE,
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with what's provided to me,
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good hand hygiene, and really doing what I can
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to reduce my exposure as much as possible
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because I've seen both sides of the coin, so...
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Mm.
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You worried about yourself, Xenia?
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You know what, I don't have the time to worry about myself.
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There is too many people
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that need me in the hospital and at home,
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I have a son and my husband,
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so I'm actually not worried about myself.
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But I am worried that people are very isolated right now,
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and so I do hope that the message is
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to please pick up the phone and call your neighbor,
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check in on the people that you haven't seen.
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And give people that space
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to collect themselves, to cry,
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to have an anxiety attack, and then regroup.
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So I was just thinking for you all
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who have done this work,
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you made a choice to be a nurse,
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a paramedic, a caregiver,
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but never faced a crisis such as this one.
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What has this taught you about yourself?
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[Idara] For me, particularly,
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it's kind of shifting how I see fear.
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And I feel like now more than ever,
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the anxiety and the fear is just ever-present,
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and I was explaining to someone that fear
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is like a fire, right,
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so as we see in fires in California,
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when it's let wild,
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it will consume everything in its path.
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But when you can contain it--
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I have a gas stove, for example,
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so when the fire comes up, I'm able to cook my eggs
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and that fire can be, you know,
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channeled for something good, and so for me,
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I've been accepting the fear of being very centered
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and aware of myself that, okay, you're nervous,
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you're anxious about this,
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but really trying to channel it into courage,
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really trying to channel it into motivating myself
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to be able to motivate others.
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You know, it's not what good am I gonna be
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if I crumble at work, which is very human
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and that's fine and there's opportunities for that,
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but really taking the fear and using it as the fire
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that's gonna cook, you know.
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Wow, that makes my eyes water to hear you say that,
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that you're taking your fear and channeling it into courage.
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That is a beautiful thing.
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It's a process,
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'cause it's much easier said than done,
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but I think for me, that's what I'm learning.
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It's like, this may not end. Like, this may not end.
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We're projecting in the hospitals
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to feel the weight of this for months to come.
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-[Idara] And it's like... -Wow.
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I can't crumble now.
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This is just the beginning,
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so that's what I'm learning.
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You are heroes.
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Xenia, what is it teaching you about yourself?
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That I'm stronger than I think.
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Yeah. You know what just came into my mind?
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As you were pausing?
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Whitney Houston's song,
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"I Didn't Know My Own Strength."
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As you were pausing, that's what I was thinking.
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That is exactly right.
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I didn't know my own strength,
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and it's making me reach even further
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than I ever thought imaginable.
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And I think that it's also showing us as a nation
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that we can come together, right,
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that it doesn't matter
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what political affiliation you have,
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what economic situation you're in,
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this is an equal opportunity assaulter
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and together we're gonna--
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we're gonna fight it and we're gonna win.
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-And there is hope. -That's good.
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That's really good.
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Emily, what has it taught you about yourself?
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Ms. Hope Huddles?
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I think just how brave I am.
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How fearless and selfless I am.
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I think all of us are all of those things right now.
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You know, we never asked,
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did New York City want to be the epicenter of this,
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we never asked, you know, can you treat COVID patients?
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We just did.
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That's what nurses do.
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We just do.
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None of us worried about ourselves.
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We just showed up and we're gonna continue
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to show up every single day to fight for our city.
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So yeah, just brave-- how brave we all are.
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Yeah, do you feel like it is a fight for the city?
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Do you feel a certain, like...
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-[Xenia] Yeah. -[Emily] Yeah.
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We are fighting for New York City right now.
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Yeah, it's all hands on deck.
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What role has faith played in this?
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Has it made you more spiritually conscious, aware?
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For me, personally, as a Christian, you know,
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Christ has already been, like, the center
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of my nursing career because you have to have
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something to ground you as a nurse,
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again because this is an unprecedented crisis,
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but we've also, as nurses, have all gone through tragedies
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and tragic situations and trying times.
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I know for me there's one particular scripture
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that really has been encouraging me,
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and that's Isaiah 41:10, and it just says,
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"Fear not, do not be dismayed,
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for I am your God and I am with you."
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And every morning, I just am like, okay,
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I don't have to fear, God is with me.
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And so, from a faith perspective,
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it has been trying but it has been also
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a beautiful and edifying time as well.
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Mm-hmm.
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[Xenia] Yeah, you have to have faith, I think,
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to be a pediatric intensive care unit nurse,
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because you are dealing with kids
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that are really, really sick, and some rarely,
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but some don't actually make it,
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00:22:48,765 --> 00:22:54,020
and so if you don't have that solid base grounding,
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you can just be, you know,
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completely depressed about your work.
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So I feel like nurses in general, it's a calling.
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-And a gift. -For sure.
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Emily, you want to add anything to that?
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[Emily] You know, I just am feeling a crazy
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spiritual connection to New York right now.
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I've never felt anything like this.
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00:23:22,632 --> 00:23:24,425
I truly feel like I'm showing up
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to the front lines every day with New York with me,
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with my family with me, my friends with me,
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00:23:31,975 --> 00:23:33,101
and it's that energy
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that's literally bringing me to work,
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00:23:35,812 --> 00:23:40,567
and, you know, I'm showing up every day because of that,
545
00:23:40,650 --> 00:23:42,235
and I'm showing up for New York,
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and it's just a really weird energy
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that I'm feeling from my city.
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Yeah.
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And you'd rather-- okay, so,
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you all can say this together, I know what it is,
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but those of us who are staying safer at home,
552
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what can we do to support all of you?
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-Stay home. -Stay home.
554
00:24:02,213 --> 00:24:03,798
-Stay home. -Stay home.
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00:24:03,882 --> 00:24:06,843
[Xenia] Please stay home.
556
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Well, I can't thank you enough for giving me this time
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and sharing it with everyone
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00:24:12,265 --> 00:24:14,100
who's watching this throughout the world,
559
00:24:14,183 --> 00:24:19,939
and, you know, whoever wrote that on the ground,
560
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"when you walk into this building,
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you're walking with heroes,"
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00:24:23,651 --> 00:24:24,736
that's the sentiment
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we all share right now, so thank you.
564
00:24:27,030 --> 00:24:29,157
Xenia, Emily, Idara, thank you so much.
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00:24:29,240 --> 00:24:31,075
-Thank you. -Thank you so much.
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00:24:31,159 --> 00:24:32,744
-God bless you all. -Thank you, Oprah.
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00:24:32,827 --> 00:24:33,912
-Thank you so much. -Prayers. Prayers.
568
00:24:33,995 --> 00:24:36,080
-Thank you. -Thank you.
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-Real ones. -Thanks.
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00:24:38,958 --> 00:24:41,085
-Thanks, guys, that was great. -Thanks.
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00:24:41,169 --> 00:24:43,546
Wait, so I'm gonna go quickly, Oprah,
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grab some of my coworkers to do a quick Hope Huddle
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00:24:46,883 --> 00:24:47,800
with you guys if that's okay.
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00:24:47,884 --> 00:24:49,260
Okay, let's do a Hope Huddle.
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00:24:49,344 --> 00:24:52,847
-Okay. -That would be awesome.
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00:24:52,931 --> 00:24:55,558
-[Xenia] What a great idea. -[Idara] I know.
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00:24:55,642 --> 00:24:57,393
Hope Huddle's good.
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00:24:57,477 --> 00:24:59,479
These are my friends, Oprah.
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-Hi, guys. -Hi, guys.
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00:25:03,149 --> 00:25:05,318
-Welcome. -Hi, everyone.
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00:25:05,401 --> 00:25:07,195
-Hi. -Hi.
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00:25:07,278 --> 00:25:10,240
All right, what can we say in the Hope Huddle today?
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What good news do we have to share?
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00:25:13,243 --> 00:25:16,704
Well, we had over 200 discharges
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00:25:16,788 --> 00:25:19,207
of COVID patients that have gone home.
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-Yay! -Yay.
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00:25:22,293 --> 00:25:25,088
We've had multiple, multiple, each day,
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patients come off ventilators.
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And that is because of the exceptional care
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00:25:30,009 --> 00:25:32,679
of all of the health care providers.
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00:25:32,762 --> 00:25:35,223
Their resilience, they're here every day,
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00:25:35,306 --> 00:25:37,725
and they provide such exceptional care
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00:25:37,809 --> 00:25:40,061
under the most difficult circumstances.
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-Wow. -Awesome.
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Well, thank you for giving us a little hope
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00:25:43,314 --> 00:25:44,232
in our own huddle here.
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00:25:44,315 --> 00:25:45,316
-Yes. -Thank you so much.
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-Thank you. -God bless you all.
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God bless you all. Thank you.
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Thank you for sharing that with us, Emily.
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Bye, all.
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00:25:52,574 --> 00:25:54,158
-Thank you. -Bye-bye.
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00:25:54,242 --> 00:25:55,994
And everybody, we want to help.
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Everybody who says they want to help, stay home.
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Home!
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-Stay home. -Stay home.
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Stay home.
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00:26:03,418 --> 00:26:04,836
Make their jobs easier.
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00:26:04,919 --> 00:26:06,129
-Stay home. -Yeah, thank you.
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00:26:06,212 --> 00:26:08,214
-Thanks, everyone. -Thank you.
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00:26:08,298 --> 00:26:09,382
Bye.
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00:26:09,465 --> 00:26:11,050
-Bye, all. -Bye, all.
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