I know that at the moment, school is childcare for key workers only, and that children should only go in when necessary.
I'm a junior doctor, and I have just been sent to covid-19 wards, from previously doing a speciality.
I am happy to help in these extraordinary circumstances, but I am struggling with the current situation. There has been a lot of anxiety regarding the change into an unfamiliar environment, and lack of communication from the hospital. I haven't done general medicine for a very long time.
Emotionally it is harrowing right now, and I find myself crying daily at work. It is really difficult to cope. As doctors, we have been warned that we will all have PTSD by the end of this.
Would IBU to put my children in school some days when I'm not working, to give myself some space to focus on my mental health?
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hibbledobble · 02/04/2020 18:40
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Am I being unreasonable?
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