Mia Laserna and Lizzie Snider, RNs During the COVID-19 Pandemic

Conversations with Cam

Cameron Oaks Rogers

Mental Health, Health & Fitness

4.7 • 1.6K Ratings

🗓️ 18 June 2021

⏱️ 46 minutes

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On this episode, I sit down with two members of the Freckled Foodie Family and registered nurses at John Hopkins hospital in Baltimore, MD, to discuss what it was like to be a healthcare worker and on the frontlines during the COVID-19 pandemic. We discuss how their roles adapted with the onset of the pandemic, their reflections on the past fourteen plus months, and the emotional and physical impact it had on them. To all of our healthcare and frontline workers - THANK YOU!!

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0:31.0	Hello everyone and welcome to Freckled Foodie and Friends, a podcast focused on making healthy living approachable, hosted by your truly Cameron Rogers.
0:42.0	Hello Freckled Foodie fam from me and my maternity leave. I hope you guys are doing well.
0:51.0	This episode was obviously recorded before maternity leave, but as promised I'm going to have an episode drop for you.
1:00.0	In June, and then in July, and I say that without having recorded the July one yet right now, so I'm hoping that there will be one in July for you all.
1:10.0	This episode is definitely a heavy one.
1:17.0	We have on two registered nurses from the Johns Hopkins Hospital who both worked during the COVID-19 pandemic and are still working.
1:31.0	These are members of the Freckled Foodie family, which is incredible to me.
1:37.0	We have Mia LaCerna, who is an RN on the General Medicine Telemetry Floor, and then Lizzie Snyder, who is an RN on the Neurocritical Care Unit.
1:47.0	We talk about A, just like their jobs in general, and when they started and all of that, but then how their jobs transformed during COVID-19.
1:59.0	And honestly, just how they handled everything, because I am in complete awe of them.
2:06.0	I say this multiple times throughout the episode, but I truly just cannot fathom what they experienced.
2:11.0	And I can't relate, because I really cannot imagine or believe what we've all experienced as a country or as a world, but specifically the frontline workers.
2:22.0	So if you are listening and you are a frontline worker who has really saved our country world through this past 14 months.
2:32.0	Thank you from the bottom of my heart for everything you've done.
2:36.0	I am in awe of you and your resilience and just the fact that you continue to show up every day.
2:45.0	So without further ado, here are Mia and Lizzie.
2:48.0	There is no closing to this episode because I don't have a live update for you all because I'm on maternity leave.
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