Well, howdy there internet people, Lidsboo again.

So tonight we're going to talk about a message to medical professionals and one from them.

We're going to start with the message to them because you

guys are stressed you don't have a lot of time and y'all are on the front lines

right now. Thank you, by the way.

Okay, so you may find yourself counting yourself as lucky,

because you have found out you have prior service military in your hospital or clinic or

facility and they just have a wealth of knowledge about the most pressing issue of the day.

Alternatively, you may be counting yourself less than lucky because all of a sudden your

prior service military, well, their attitudes have changed

language has become more coarse

their posture has changed

they have become

to put it nicely a little more direct

I try to shed some light on what's going on. True story. My wife gets off

the plane. There is no hospital. There's no medical facility. Just flat land. They have to build it. So they

put up the tents. They bring in the beds. They set up a mobile medical

facility. The second day, I think, that she's there, her and some other nurses,

they're sitting around this table outside in the baking sun, eating lunch out of a bag, MREs.

Bad guy in the facility has somebody captured.

Security forces runs up, screaming at him, put it down, put it down!

All of a sudden an RT, respiratory therapist, she rounds the back corner of this tent.

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