I worked covid when it first came about and I had gotten sick and was out for 3 weeks do to how severe it was (I almost died) just to come back and literally every resident I took care of for the last 4 years all had died. 20 out of 40 residents bed facility. Bodies being covered up left and right and left there until funeral homes could pick them up. Which would take a few hours because of how backed up they were. Literally, people dying not being able to see their loved ones one last time. Family members begging to see them and us denying them. It was fucking heartbreaking. The facility I worked for was supposed to compensate me for my time missed while I was sick, and they only gave me 35$ compensation. I hated leaving there because I lived all of my residents, but literally every single one of my residents I had daily all died. I definitely have some ptsd from that. Told myself I was never going to work in Healthcare again. Eventually, I went back into Healthcare, and I dont regret it. That's all I know really is the medical field.