An Historical Retrospective of the Future: @karaswisher In 1984 my Aunt an RN at a large hospital painted an ugly picture of their AIDS ward, no lights on, no nurses answering calls or working their floor desk, patients laying unbathed in their waste. “What can you do, they are going to die anyway. No one wants to risk their life.”

@karaswisher In 1984 my Aunt an RN at a large hospital painted an ugly picture of their AIDS ward, no lights on, no nurses answering calls or working their floor desk, patients laying unbathed in their waste. “What can you do, they are going to die anyway. No one wants to risk their life.”

In 1984 my Aunt an RN at a large hospital painted an ugly picture of their AIDS ward, no lights on, no nurses answering calls or working their floor desk, patients laying unbathed in their waste. “What can you do, they are going to die anyway. No one wants to risk their life.”
— Dean Norris (@geekynerdyone) March 29, 2021

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March 29, 2021 at 10:56AM
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@karaswisher In 1984 my Aunt an RN at a large hospital painted an ugly picture of their AIDS ward, no lights on, no nurses answering calls or working their floor desk, patients laying unbathed in their waste. “What can you do, they are going to die anyway. No one wants to risk their life.”

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@karaswisher In 1984 my Aunt an RN at a large hospital painted an ugly picture of their AIDS ward, no lights on, no nurses answering calls or working their floor desk, patients laying unbathed in their waste. “What can you do, they are going to die anyway. No one wants to risk their life.”

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