Dr. Sharon Einav, an intensive care physician at Shaare Zedek Medical Center, who treated patients in all three previous waves, wrote an exciting post from her heart in which she harshly criticizes the Ministry of Finance, the public and especially those who refuse to be vaccinated - "Do not expect compassion from us."
"Corona wards are being reopened. Do not expect the medical staff to show compassion and understanding when you reach them when you have not been vaccinated, our forces are gone," she wrote in pain following the re-spread of the corona virus, which until two months ago looked like history.
Demonstration of vaccine opponents.
"Do not expect us to understand you" // Photo: Oren Ben Hakon,
She wrote: "The war in the Corona has been raging for more than a year. We have hardened our souls and continue to risk our and our loved ones' infection while working with these patients. 65% of the Corona patients resuscitated in Israel have died," she wrote of the difficult feelings in the intensive care unit.
Dr. Einav goes on to describe the doctors' severe distress: "No one has written hymns about us, instead the public (and the Ministry of Finance) continue to complain about us, slander us and slander us.
Dismissed medical staff, good friends, who were at the forefront of the first wave because 'there are no standards'.
"We were called upon to mobilize more and more to 'get back to routine' as soon as the third wave ended, because the bankrupt hospitals need to quickly recoup all the losses of the corona period," she wrote.
Dr. Einav went on to harshly criticize those who have not been vaccinated so far:
Dressed in nylons that the body does not tolerate, they sweat, they bloom, they scratch, they faint.
And all this why?
Because it is your right not to get vaccinated.
You chose not to get vaccinated.
Putting a mask on both your mouth and nose is really hard for you.
"It is difficult for us to work in a life-dead cemetery, and especially difficult for us to understand why we have a responsibility to take care of those who did not take care of themselves. Do not expect compassion, do not expect understanding, do not expect us to cry with you. Suffering from battle shock. '
"The suits are uncomfortable and itchy" // Photo: Eyal Margolin - Ginny,
Dr. Einav stressed that a problematic situation could develop: "In recent days, a battle has been going on behind closed doors: the medical staff are rebelling against the very thought that they will have to sacrifice their lives again for those who did not bother to do the minimum for themselves and society. How will it end? Sure not good. It's hard to take care of others when you're hurting yourself. '