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In 2020, registered nurse Carla Yorro found herself in the midst of a global health crisis. Her professional role put her right on the frontline, and unexpectedly, she also had to face personal challenges related to the pandemic. Her story gives a clear picture of how she navigated through these difficult times, learning to trust her instincts.
Carla, from Florida, not only worked in one of the areas hardest hit by COVID-19 but also contracted the virus herself. She supported her husband through his fight with the disease as well. Her professional background naturally led her to caregiving roles, but she soon realized that these responsibilities could take a toll on her mental health. Carla's unique experiences offer valuable insights for those struggling with mental health while caring for others during this pandemic.
In this episode, you’ll have an opportunity to:
Carla's story is both insightful and relatable, shedding light on the often-overlooked aspects of caregiving during a health crisis.
About Carla:
Carla Yorro, a 28-year-old Registered Nurse based in central Florida, has been married her husband Daniel for four years as of August. She worked on the frontlines during the pandemic in a COVID unit for almost a year and faced burnout in her career as a result. Carla and Daniel are Christian ministers and hosted a podcast until Daniel's health turned for the worst.
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Confessions of a Reluctant Caregiver
Sisterhood of Care, LLC
Website: www.confessionsofareluctantcaregiver.com
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In 2020, registered nurse Carla Yorro found herself in the midst of a global health crisis. Her professional role put her right on the frontline, and unexpectedly, she also had to face personal challenges related to the pandemic. Her story gives a clear picture of how she navigated through these difficult times, learning to trust her instincts.
Carla, from Florida, not only worked in one of the areas hardest hit by COVID-19 but also contracted the virus herself. She supported her husband through his fight with the disease as well. Her professional background naturally led her to caregiving roles, but she soon realized that these responsibilities could take a toll on her mental health. Carla's unique experiences offer valuable insights for those struggling with mental health while caring for others during this pandemic.
In this episode, you’ll have an opportunity to:
Carla's story is both insightful and relatable, shedding light on the often-overlooked aspects of caregiving during a health crisis.
About Carla:
Carla Yorro, a 28-year-old Registered Nurse based in central Florida, has been married her husband Daniel for four years as of August. She worked on the frontlines during the pandemic in a COVID unit for almost a year and faced burnout in her career as a result. Carla and Daniel are Christian ministers and hosted a podcast until Daniel's health turned for the worst.
Connect with Carla:
Website
Instagram
YouTube
Support the show
Confessions of a Reluctant Caregiver
Sisterhood of Care, LLC
Website: www.confessionsofareluctantcaregiver.com
Like us on Facebook!
Tweet with us on Twitter!
Follow us on Instagram!
Watch us on Youtube!
Pin us on Pinterest!
Link us on LinkedIn!
Tune in on Whole Care Network
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