sistrmoon

And so it continues...

And so it continues.

Ohhhhh, I thought you meant Tennessee. Thanks.

Do you have a link about that? I couldn't find anything on the TNA website or elsewhere.

Actually, have you seen her text messages to colleagues about the deaths? Seems like pretty classic attention-seeking. This article shows some of the text messages: https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-66104004

I was wrong on the price I quoted too. $2500 was just 25% down. 10k a piece.

The cruise.

Oh and I guess the $2500 is just 25% down. At least all the videos say you only have to put 25% down. My math is shaky here, but $10k/person? Here's the activities though.

Here's a link to back up my cruise comment above. She has not only shown a breathtaking lack of remorse but is now using the incident to grift off other nurses. I also checked Nurse Erica's TikTok to confirm because I hoped it wasn't real. https://trovatrip.com/trip/central-america/costa-rica/costa-rica-with-erica-markson-sep-2023

Did you read the CMS report? The way the error was discovered was she had put the syringe with what she thought was versed in it, the leftover amount that had to be wasted, and gave that to another nurse. When all hell broke loose, the other nurse looked at the Med in the bag and said hey, this isn't versed. Radonda wasn't even the one to realize the error and by that point the other nurse and charge nurse were involved. There was no choice but to confess. This really wasn't a noble coming forward.

Lack of self awareness is right. I haven't read all 500 comments in this thread so not sure if it's been mentioned but she and Nurse Erica are now sponsoring a "healing" cruise for $2500 for other nurses to hang out with them.

Even jurors don’t hear or view ALL the evidence. I guess you never have an opinion on any news story whatsoever?

If there had been a full 2 degree increase between pre and post platelet vitals, that would have triggered a transfusion reaction investigation at my previous hospital. That was always the guideline. But it wasn’t a full 2 degrees. The only other possible thing I see is that vitals were done 30 minutes into the blood transfusion and we always did them 15 minutes in but that could vary by facility. I’m curious now though.

I also had recurrent losses, including one in 2nd tri. I worked oncology, so one might think I’d never encounter a pregnant patient, but alas. After my 2nd tri loss, I cared for a patient who had to have a termination before starting chemo, a patient who wasn’t a cancer pt but found out she was pregnant and cried the whole shift because she didn’t want to be pregnant. And one late in pregnancy who was getting chemo and had to get fetal heartbeat checks every shifts. It suuuuuucked. And I cried surreptitiously. But it had to be done. I did realize I could never work L&D, or at least not for a long long time.

Here are the body cam videos: https://www.wxii12.com/article/video-john-neville-camera-footage-from-forsyth-county-detention-center-released/33525806