so, you know, you talk to nurse felicia croft, and god bless nurses. i mean, i know doctors are great, too, but nurses, i gotta tell you, are just incredibly, incredible people. i spoke with a doctor from missouri last week who said similar things about her patients. they're younger, sicker, didn't have comorbidities. how concerned should people be about what seems to be one of the major differences with the delta variant? >> they should be incredibly concerned. and again, listen to felicia. listen to your local doctor. listen to your nurses. anderson, i was in the hospital just a few hours ago. working today, and i tell you, the nurses were the ones that were the most frustrated, were the most burned out, because they have been busting their butts for 18 months. working long shifts, doing things that are outside their comfort zone, because nurses will do anything to help their patients. and they're just frustrated that last year, we didn't have masks. we didn't have vaccines. we didn't have monoclonal antibodies. this year, we have multiple miracles t

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nicole christian back wait from shreveport, louisiana, i see you. nurse felicia croft and from tampa, florida document, often assistant professor of internal medicine and pediatrics. university. south florida. thank you all for joining me. i know that you all are busy, stressed out and the little bit of time that you have, you're giving it to us for this conversation. so we appreciate it very much. obviously need to talk about what we just saw from that a nurse. so i'm going to go to the psychiatrist on the panel, dr. a christian brathwaite, and before we get to that doctor, i'm going to read something that you posted on twitter something. i think our viewers need to see. you said i have tested positive for kobe. i tried to be diligent about masking, but i had moments where i let my car down. now i'm isolating in my office and i can hear my kids crying because they can't have mommy. i feel like i had about a bad sinus infection, praying for quick recovery and everyone stays negative. so 1st of all, how are you feeling? i'm tired, very tired, but overall i'm ok fortunately i'm vaccinat

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. >> felicia croft joins me now. i thank you for spending a few minutes with me.rked in the covid unit for the entire pandemic, as you said in that video. and over a year and a half you've seen climb after climb. this is the fourth surge. how bad is it there now? your worst days you're saying are happening in august. >> so the thing that makes these days so hard is that, you know, before -- in the beginning, it was mostly elderly population. people that had chronic conditions, been sick for a long time. people that had been able to see their families grow. dads that had walked their daughters down the aisle. you know, that had lived lives of love, full lives. but this wave, this group of people that we're seeing haven't done those things. they haven't had the chance to get their daughter ready for prom or to teach their son how to drive a car, to be there with their daughter when she delivers her first child. you know, that is what has made this so much harder. and we're seeing a lot more patients that are -- you know, people that i may have graduated with. i'm on