Moral delemia

You don't have enough information. Because you don't work in the same facility as she does, you really DON'T know if the specifics she is spilling are accurate, details have changed, whatever.

Employers are savvy about looking at social media sites. There will come a time when a co worker will come across these posts, and if they get a sense of overwhelming familiarity--then lo and behold the poop will probably hit the fan.

For now, stop engaging in these posts. You have mentioned that she shouldn't be posting the stuff she is, and that is all you can do. Well that and the option you now have that these posts don't show up for you to read them when you log on--if you want to catch up with your friend on occasion, then put your settings to view her page only when you want to.

Is it a delemia to " report to" her? What does this mean?

You don't have enough information. Because you don't work in the same facility as she does, you really DON'T know if the specifics she is spilling are accurate, details have changed, whatever.

Employers are savvy about looking at social media sites. There will come a time when a co worker will come across these posts, and if they get a sense of overwhelming familiarity--then lo and behold the poop will probably hit the fan.

For now, stop engaging in these posts. You have mentioned that she shouldn't be posting the stuff she is, and that is all you can do. Well that and the option you now have that these posts don't show up for you to read them when you log on--if you want to catch up with your friend on occasion, then put your settings to view her page only when you want to.

I don't comment on any of these work posts. I just know if some nurse was talking about my cervix on fb I would lose my mind and sue the crap out of the facility and nurse. And trust me there's no way she thought to change any of the info. Thank you for your input.