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Meet Zorica and Vesna – two nurses working tirelessly at Serbia’s Clinic for Infectious and Tropical Diseases since the pandemic began. Their story? A powerful reminder of frontline resilience.
Working up to 17 hours daily in the intensive care unit, they’ve become lifelines for critically ill COVID-19 patients. \"Every day feels like a marathon,\" says Vesna, sweat glistening on her forehead after another grueling shift.
But amid ventilators and IV drips, there’s a plea: \"Don’t forget us after this.\" Their message cuts through the noise of pandemic fatigue, urging global solidarity with healthcare warriors.
From sanitizing gear to late-night emergencies, these nurses embody hope – but they need more than applause. \"We’re human too,\" Zorica emphasizes, highlighting the mental toll of two years fighting an invisible enemy.
As Omicron variants keep ICUs busy worldwide, their story sparks a crucial question: How will we support frontline heroes when the headlines fade?
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\"Every day feels like a marathon,\" says Vesna, sweat glistening on her forehead after another grueling shift.
\"We’re human too,\" Zorica emphasizes, highlighting the mental toll of two years fighting an invisible enemy.
