and where are you going to be on monday, shores? wherever she is. the bond that we have struck up, with me, roseann, another first responder, firefighter and policewoman, has been really close. so i think all four of us plan on spending the day together. roseann, what are your biggest challenges? right now, in terms of your rehab? you know, the biggest challenges are still trying to walk appropriately. i have kind of that amputee dip that happens, and i m trying to shake that, and really just kind of get through each day with my prosthetic. my limb right now is still atrophying, so as my limb changes shape, so does the need for the upper part of my socket. the socket part of my prosthetic
jackson have looked at these three components. emotional exhaustion. i take it as if someone has taken the plug out of my socket. i can t go on. i feel depleted emotionally and physically. the compassion fatigue. i think i know what it is. but i don t fully understand it. well, you know, mazlock and jackson called it depersonalization. it s kind of a funny name. it really means dehumanization. feeling like you ve lost your ability to empathize. people to you suddenly become more like objects. and that sense of compassion that makes us fully human just drops away so that it means well, you get snarky, maybe, with a spouse. you get short with your colleagues. you find yourself feeling kind of cynical. for health care workers, what