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When have the "helping" professions been properly paid and honored and respected in our society? There is a gender component to this issue. Why have straight men not lined up for these positions? Prepared themselves educationally for careers in these services?
So long as you accept that no good deed goes unpunished.
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Medical science has mournfully not yet found a way to fix stupid.
So long as you accept that no good deed goes unpunished.
Is that a reason for not doing good deeds?
Not at all.
Just don't be surprised when you get screwed for doing one.
And when you are surprised don't bitch about it.
Medical science has mournfully not yet found a way to fix stupid.
Are you saying it's "stupid" to try and do good?
Question was answered earlier. Your reading comprehension issue appears beyond correction.
If you can actually help others.A life of service to others pays more than just money.
Another good reason for teachers to be armed, with something.The problems for nurses are very similar to those of teachers.
Though as I found out through a friend, teachers also have to be vigilant outside of the school. She teaches English at a local urban high school and was stalked online and then in real life by a student who didn’t like his grade in her class. Eventually the police had to become involved and found he had the beginnings of a plan to kidnap and rape her.
My youngest daughter works in a "retirement village" (nursing home). She works in the toughest part, which is the lockdown ward for dementia and Alzheimer's patients.Nationwide, there are critical shortages in nursing, teaching and law enforcement. Shortages vary by area.
In that particular case she was more at risk outside of school than in it.Another good reason for teachers to be armed, with something
My youngest daughter works in a "retirement village" (nursing home). She works in the toughest part, which is the lockdown ward for dementia and Alzheimer's patients.
She is paid dogshit in wages. And she is regularly abused by the patients. She's been bitten, scratched, screamed at, and had human feces flung all over the walls, ceiling, and floor that she has to clean up.
Shortages? Hell yes. The facility is seriously understaffed and my daughter has had to work double shifts more and more frequently because of shortages.
All for about 16 bucks an hour.
I keep asking her why she stays. And the answer is that she loves her patients. Simple as that.
I keep telling her the facility is taking advantage of her. She deserves a much higher wage.
This is only going to get worse. We are just now seeing the leading edge of the boomers. Things are going to get much worse in the decades ahead.
lolA life of service to others pays more than just money.
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A life of service to others can be very short if you're not careful.
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A life of service to others can be very short if you're not careful.
