The "View" TV program

I trust that many Americans saw the video of the Miss America contestant, dressed in her scrubs and stethoscope around her neck, relating her true story of giving comfort and reassurance to an Alzheimer's patient, as her "talent" portion of the contest. The U.S. program, The View reviewed her performance by making fun of her for wearing a "nurses uniform", having a doctor's stethoscope and reciting her emails in public. These snotty bitches didn't know that often R.N.'s use stethoscopes more often than physicians. They acted like she was playing Dress Up for Halloween and belittling her job and skills and the touching true story she related.

I was very happy to hear that a major sponsor of The View, Johnson & Johnson, pulled their sponsorship of the show in protest of the treatment that this R.N. got from the Jr. High spoiled, catty bitches that are regulars on the show. I have also heard that thousands of nurses across the U.S. have sent protests to the network that airs The View.

How do folks from Zity feel about this event?

I haven't seen the post from the view, but ive heard about what was said and they have no clue. There are so many professional people who use stethoscopes. There's a post of, I believe, an er doc going around fb and the post with it said he took all the non doctor scopes and put them around his neck. He said let's see how the night goes without all vitals being done and all other monitoring and checking the others in the department do.... It's just sad

Oh I'm sure you can only imagine what I think of the situation.

Mashie

They should visit a skilled nursing facility and observe the alzheimer's patients! Some of the things will really break your heart as anyone who has dealt with a loved one stricken with it,knows from experience. I say bravo for her and her work!!

If I ever get to the point that all I have to do is watch "The View" I hope someone puts me out of my misery. The bitches on that show don't have a clue as to how normal people live.

I had a parent that suffered for close to 15 yrs. with Alz. I was the responsible one to take care of my parent, at home and saw the way the disease advances. It made a better person out of me, changed my life. I hope all those bitches end up with it and spend the rest of their life in a bottom of the barrel nursing home.