Thank you for her story she was a brave soul she helped others and I know she’s up with God it’s a shame this world treats people the way they do I hope it changes
Tragic To hear about Dr. who was unable to get the help to deal with her depression, caused by working extreme hours during the Co-vid pandemic. Everyone loses, she lost her life, the community lost a health professional who cared to much.
So so sad , its a shame there was care put in place for whom she was helping but none put in place to care properly for the helpers. If someone could have reassured her that her job was safe if she took time off to heel maybe the outcome would have been different. To her family and friends I'm terribly sorry for your loss xx
I think doctors are way overworked and I don't think they can do their work properly of all the hours they do work something has to happen at least she's at peace now and with the angels God bless everyone
Dr Breen worked at the Allen Pavilion NY Presbyterian and a seasoned physician in critical care. The Allen ER is a hub for Several nursing homes. Dr Breen would have had first hand experience of seeing nursing home patients being sent back to nursing homes with Covid. Hmmmm
this needs to get to more people... condolences to her and her family and the poeople who knew her
My sincerest condolences to her. We should save doctor's lives the way they save our lives. 🌸🌸
she has access to the best healthcare. it isn't your fault
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Depression is no joke. Not feeling like out have anyone to vent. Always being happy so no one knows! I live chronic pain! Struggle everyday!
This is so sad. It sounds like she was a wonderful caring person. Sincerest sympathy and prayer for her family and all who knew her.
Thank you for her story she was a brave soul she helped others and I know she’s up with God it’s a shame this world treats people the way they do I hope it changes
@Atomic3o1n I believe she did
Suicide is a very very big sin but ultimately we don’t know where she is now.
So sad to be so depressed. May you rest in peace.
Rip may she rest in heaven
I don't think shes in Heaven...
Very sad. Such a beautiful person and dedicated doctor.
Tragic To hear about Dr. who was unable to get the help to deal with her depression, caused by working extreme hours during the Co-vid pandemic. Everyone loses, she lost her life, the community lost a health professional who cared to much.
So so sad , its a shame there was care put in place for whom she was helping but none put in place to care properly for the helpers. If someone could have reassured her that her job was safe if she took time off to heel maybe the outcome would have been different. To her family and friends I'm terribly sorry for your loss xx
My deepest condolences to her. She was a hero.
Prayers sent My Condolences God bless
May her soul rest in heaven ✨🌸
Rip 🙏
Look at what they make you give.
Lovely soul
It’s time to say and admit we are not okay and we need help, take a break whatever. Emergency Physicians are humans too!!!
I work in healthcare and companies don't see us as human. We're cogs in the machine.
Rip
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Her depression could have come from anywhere, exacerbated by COVID.
💯 percent agree. Likely in place well before it. Read my detailed post here. My suspicion is something was wrong long before.
So what? I work in healthcare and you risked your job if you wanted time off during the worst parts of the pandemic.
@@lalaithan well this is what we signed up for.
@@Aj-me8mo nah nobody signed up for slobs who refuse to believe COVID is real and clog up the ER
I work as a medical professional and the burn out rate is high....add the stress of covid and it is way worse
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I see suicide as a way to control the day I RIP.
I think doctors are way overworked and I don't think they can do their work properly of all the hours they do work something has to happen at least she's at peace now and with the angels God bless everyone
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What the DSM doesn't admit is that mental illness is subjective. It all boils down to who you love and who you hate.
RIP
the DSM also doesn't account for the fact that forcing people to make different choices never works.
Depression kills
Nope, depression is survivable. It's just very hard to get good care in the US.
Dr Breen worked at the Allen Pavilion NY Presbyterian and a seasoned physician in critical care. The Allen ER is a hub for Several nursing homes. Dr Breen would have had first hand experience of seeing nursing home patients being sent back to nursing homes with Covid. Hmmmm