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Death is part of the job for this Melbourne palliative care nurse. But coronavirus has been tough – SBS News
In the first of a three-part series on managing mental health during the COVID-19 pandemic, SBS News explores how to deal with grief and its many forms.
Despite death being a part of daily life for Anne Myers, shes been shocked at the devastation created by COVID-19.
When it first started, I was watching the reports coming out of Italy, it was the numbers that scared everyone, the palliative care nurse from Melbourne says.
We were asking ourselves, could this be us?
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