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klone said:Well, I mean, she could get a job like the rest of the world. Something doesn't sit right with gaining financially from the death that she caused through her negligence.
What kind of job? I don't know if it's right, but I can't say I wouldn't do the same if I were in her position. Could you? I imagine if I lost my license, I would be unlikely to find work that pays at the rate of an RN. Depending on how many speaking gigs she gets for the price of $10k, I'd bet she is making more than she would doing something else.
dsaprog said:What kind of job? I don't know if it's right, but I can't say I wouldn't do the same if I were in her position. Could you? I imagine if I lost my license, I would be unlikely to find work that pays at the rate of an RN. Depending on how many speaking gigs she gets for the price of $10k, I'd bet she is making more than she would doing something else.
she could have owned her mistake. Shown how she had learned from the mistake and to stop it happening again
Not played the victim
As for loosing her income, at least she is still breathing and her loved ones can still interact with her. Charlene Murphy will remain dead, her loved ones cheated out of time from her by a nurse who wasnt concentrating and did a below appallingly poor job and killed someone.
Why does anyone assume its strictly for money? She has valuable input for nursing community and the abuse my admin. Management. Perhaps people can learn what signs to look for that's not a safe environment. People who kill people in drunk driving accidents speak to youth in hs. Etc. She admitted her mistake. Yes it was tragic. Nurses are so contradictory. Try having some compassion for others. Too much like burn her at the stake mentality.
Tenebrae said:she could have owned her mistake. Shown how she had learned from the mistake and to stop it happening again
Not played the victim
As for loosing her income, at least she is still breathing and her loved ones can still interact with her. Charlene Murphy will remain dead, her loved ones cheated out of time from her by a nurse who wasnt concentrating and did a below appallingly poor job and killed someone.
She did own her mistake and it was just that. A mistake. Because most people, not only nurses, make silly mistakes that have tragic consequences. No point in ruining her life over it. And this kind of relates to the story... just a couple months ago my friend who's not a nurse accidentally hit on the gas instead of the brakes while driving and ran over a pedestrian and killed him. The widow of the man he struck and killed is trying to sue wrongful death. Just because someone died by accident doesn't mean the killer should be financially ruined imo.
Diana380 said:Why does anyone assume its strictly for money? She has valuable input for nursing community and the abuse my admin. Management. Perhaps people can learn what signs to look for that's not a safe environment. People who kill people in drunk driving accidents speak to youth in hs. Etc. She admitted her mistake. Yes it was tragic. Nurses are so contradictory. Try having some compassion for others. Too much like burn her at the stake mentality.
Absolutely. She was deeply remorseful.
Nurse Beth said:I find it repulsive.
Why?
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Or, $7,500 if you just want her virtually. Good to know that negligent homicide is such a lucrative endeavor.
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