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I think im breaking down
One minute you’re interpreting a death.
Next minute you’re helping someone book an appointment.
You’re expected to switch emotions instantly.
No transition. No reset.
Just keep going.
i get it,its one of the things that came with the job and others do not see.
Quote from Guest on April 5, 2026, 02:52One minute you’re interpreting a death.
Next minute you’re helping someone book an appointment.
You’re expected to switch emotions instantly.
No transition. No reset.
Just keep going.
yes, when it comes to back2back it is worse!
Interpreting is an emotional roller coaster ride. I would say the medical team go through the same; they may also feel down, because when people trust them to help save them, but failed.
