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Originally Posted by Hammock Parties

God, hope he doesn't get infected.

doubtful.

"I fell into a gray area where they didn't know what to do with me, because I don't have a license to practice -- yet," Duvernay-Tardif wrote. "In the interim, officials briefed me on an almost daily basis, and I used my platform and credentials to relay their messages."

After checking with the Chiefs, Duvernay-Tardif was cleared to assist medical professionals. He first took "a crash course," learning and reviewing how to put a surgical gown on and all the steps for sanitizing.

"That stuff is more important than ever, to protect not only yourself but your patients," he wrote.

"There's so much that needs to happen just to visit with every patient -- masks donned and hands washed and equipment like gloves and visors tugged on and off and thrown away. I handled a medication cart, making sure to administer the right dosage and in the proper way. Honestly, I was drained after -- and looking forward to going back," Duvernay-Tardif wrote.

It was just training. No front lines.