They have many names At the end of any give day I work in a mental ward. The grind there of...

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At the end of any give day I work in a mental ward. The grind there of is a quiet kind of exhaustion. One made of long days heavy doors, and conversations that sit with you long after your shift ends. From crisis to calm and back again,...

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EBSVC · 41-45, T

This is lovely

And I feel exactly what you mean

I’m currently in the crisis part waiting for the calm but you really really captured something here

smiler2012 · 61-69

@Punxi 😔i can understand it is not a very nice place to work a lot of sad stories but you need to cut off from this . leave inside the walls at work and not take it home you must be a caring person and may find that difficult to break from work

akindheart · 70-79, F

this isa beautiful way to look at what you do...the difference you make.

Pretzel · 70-79, M

thank you for your service Punxi - there is no-doubt a special place in the afterlife for people that do your work.

it's interesting that you go from a mental ward to this place :)