People who work in hospice and palliative care acknowledge their own mortality, which may make others feel uneasy. However, they find that paying attention to the end of life process is a nurturing experience.
The values or numbers considered dangerous or concerning in a medical context can be positive adaptations resulting from endurance training in a performance setting, as highlighted by the enhanced total blood volume of a highly trained individual compared to a patient in a medical setting.
The federal government should provide clear directives to states and localities about when to implement measures to protect their population during a crisis, such as closing schools, shutting down businesses, and issuing stay at home orders. This can help to ensure that the response is even across the country and that health care workers have access to the protection they need to care for sick patients and prevent further spread of the disease.
The pressure to perform and the fear of being taken offline can make it difficult for people in high-pressure work environments, like the military, to prioritize their mental health and seek support when needed.
In this podcast, Kevin O'Leary from Shark Tank emphasizes the importance of being truthful to yourself and others in order to avoid the growth of a "cancer" inside. He believes that even though it may not be easy, honesty is always the best policy.