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Jackie Korhut found herself in the eye of the COVID-19 hurricane in early December.
Inside a silent room at an otherwise empty bedside, the Indiana Regional Medical Center nurse said a prayer while holding her 80-year-old patientâs hand during his final moments.
Outside the hospital room, alarms were beeping during a âflood of sounds and emotionâ â co-workers rushing to treat an almost endless inbound wave of sick or fading patients, she said.
And just beyond those walls, her patientâs grandson stood alone in a waiting area, grappling with the reality that the man he cherished was dying.
âTo a lot of people right now, itâs easy to see these deaths as just a number,â she said. âBut itâs different when itâs someone you love, or someone you work so hard to take care of â only to watch them go to the other side. Weâre in here every single day doing whatever we can to save these people.â
But to those working on the front lines, itâs so much more than just a statistic.
Jackie Korhut, of East Conemaugh, is a nurse at Indiana Regional Medical Center.
âItâs different when itâs someone you love, or someone you work so hard to take care of â only to watch them go to the other side,â she said.
âWeâre in here every single day doing whatever we can to save these people.â
She described a situation in December, when she held the hand of an elderly patient as he was dying, while his grandson had to wait outside. In another case, a COVID patient arrived just hours before passing, with his family never getting the chance to say goodbye.