When i was in nursing school, i was talking to some friends, and we were going around the group discussing why we all signed up to be a nurse. And honestly, when i signed up for nursing school, i had these visions of myself working for a cosmetic dermatologist or something. You know, id go to work, and the real housewives would come in, and they would get a little facial filler and a lot of gossip, and wed have fun. And if you told me that just not too many years after i graduated that i would be living in a hotel in new york while i was putting bodies in body bags because this mysterious virus was mowing down everybodys grandparents, you know, i just how do you process that . And i didnt have to come, but it seemed to me i kind of did. Im like, well, if i dont come, who will, you know . But it does not make it any easier. Oh, and we got to call families, we got to call a family today, because, you know, families arent allowed in the room. Theyre not allowed in the building. And of cou
That i would be living in a hotel in new york while i was putting bodies in body bags because this mysterious virus was mowing down everyones grandparents, you know, i i how do you process that . And i didnt have to come. But, at the same time, i kind of did. Im like, well, if i dont come, who will . You know . But it does not make it any easier. Oh, and we got to call families. We got to call a family today because, you know, families arent allowed in the room. They are not allowed in the building. And, of course, you know, people know that its coming. That phone call. But it doesnt make it any easier. Stay home, everybody, please. You know, one of my jobs here, at this hospital, is im the guy who ties the toe tags on people. And gets them ready to be sent to the morgue. And they have me do this because i am the biggest one on the floor, and i can lift them easily in bed. So ive been ive been looking at a lot of faces. And i keep seeing my parents. And if you could, please, im 1,500 m
When i was in nursing school, i was talking with some friends, and we were going around the group discussing why we all signed up to be a nurse. And, honestly, when i signed up for nursing school, i had these visions of myself working for a cosmetic dermatologist or something. You know, id go to work and the real housewives would come in and theyd get a lot of facial filler and a lot of gossip. And wed have fun. And if you told me just not too many years after i graduated, that i would be living in a hotel in new york while i was putting bodies in body bags because this mysterious virus was mowing down everyones grandparents, you know, i i how do you process that . And i didnt have to come. But, at the same time, i kind of did. Im like, well, if i dont come, who will . You know . But it does not make it any easier. Oh, and we got to call families. We got to call a family today because, you know, families arent allowed in the room. They are not allowed in the building. And, of course, y
Tonight. Brit hume ebola in west africa. But we begin with chief White House Correspondent ed henry and Ground Troops against isis terrorists . Reporter white house officials are stressing that general dempsey today was just laying out options that are not needed right now, but the runup to this war is marked by mixed messages to the white house and raise a new question about whether theres a divide here between the pentagon and the white house. Despite president obama repeatedly vowing he would not send u. S. Ground troops to syria, general dempsey left the door at least ajar stating that if the president s strategy to defeat isis does not go as planned or the coalition of allies does not come together, things could change. This coalition i believe is the way forward, but if it fails to be true, of course i would go back to the president and make a recommendation that would include the u. S. Of military Ground Forces. Carl levin quickly downplayed it by noting military leaders always