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Becky Ibragimova,

We called a Nurse Anesthetist to come to intubate her... she was my first COVID-19 positive patient to get intubated and generated an aerosolizing procedure in negative airflow. Prior to their arrival, I held X’s hand and asked her: “Tell me about how you feel?” She was tachypneic and gasping for air and said: “I am scared, but I have faith in you guys”......... Later, I silently cried inside the PAPR, because no one could see my tears inside the respirator. I felt powerless and felt uncertain about if she could ever recover from COVID-19. She was isolating herself at home, but from what I heard someone in her family went to a place and possibly caught Covid-19 and exposed her to it.

Becky Ibragimova

I am gone for 11 days now after working six days in a row (over 68 hrs and almost all of those days taking care of positive COVID-19 patients). I will be thinking of my patient who said she has faith on us, because in reality I have no idea if Remdesivir, convalescent plasma, mucolytics, or other things like stem cells, thyroid hormone T3, tocilizumab, losartan would help. Yes, we all feel like we want to re-open. I want things to be close to what was our normal too. But the price will have to be fortunate for some and unfortunate for others…… so hopefully people put their perspectives and be extra careful. Regards, Becky.

Dear Becky. I read your post, and I would like to say: THANKS. I bow to you, and a huge gratitude that has no borders, for unique hands that cope even with the most complex disease. Thank you for the kind heart, sincerity and responsibility with which you approached the patient and each other patient. I sincerely thank you for your responsiveness, assistance and humane approach. Becky, my dear man, a wonderful doctor. I sincerely wish you to successfully continue to save your patients from any illnesses, always to justify all good hopes and will certainly find a way out of any situation. Health to YOU ​​and YOUR family, successful activities and a happy long life. Thank you for your work, for your professionalism, for your dedication. Regards, Alexander Zakirich 2020-05-27 \ 02:05.