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Posted April 13, 2020 23:46 · last edited March 18, 2021 07:34

Blew.2 wrote:
Ryan wrote:
Blew.2 wrote:
 Sent to me by a Labour supporting Nurse working through this

She didn't call Nurse Jenny, she sent her a facebook message, and it would have been political point scoring if Jacinda brought it up but the question was asked of her.

 Speaking to media on Monday, Ardern said she had "reached out" to Jenny McGee using a "very informal tactic" - searching for her via Facebook and sending her a message.

Lets hope she do's the same for NZ ICU nurses at the next pay round.

Of course she's not going to do that but whenever an ICU nurse (or anytone else) does something to get her attention I'm sure she will. She thanks ICU staff and essential workers regularly and you would have to admit that saving the life of a world leader is noteworthy. I also wouldn't be surprised that as soon as it's safe she'll visit the most impacted hospitals in NZ to say thank you in person. A face book message saying thanks for saving the life of someone that Jacinda knows and is quite important right now is a funny thing to try and politicise.

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Blew.2 wrote:
Ryan wrote:
Blew.2 wrote:
 Sent to me by a Labour supporting Nurse working through this

She didn't call Nurse Jenny, she sent her a facebook message, and it would have been political point scoring if Jacinda brought it up but the question was asked of her.

 Speaking to media on Monday, Ardern said she had "reached out" to Jenny McGee using a "very informal tactic" - searching for her via Facebook and sending her a message.

Lets hope she do's the same for NZ ICU nurses at the next pay round.

Of course she's not going to do that but whenever an ICU nurse (or anytone else) does something to get her attention I'm sure she will. She thanks ICU staff and essential workers regularly and you would have to admit that saving the life of a world leader is noteworthy. I also wouldn't be surprised that as soon as it's safe she'll visit the most impacted hospitals in NZ to say thank you in person. A face book message saying thanks for saving the life of someone that Jacinda knows and is quite important right now is a funny thing to try and politicise.

Unknown editor edited April 13, 2020 23:56
Blew.2 wrote:
Ryan wrote:
Blew.2 wrote:
 Sent to me by a Labour supporting Nurse working through this

She didn't call Nurse Jenny, she sent her a facebook message, and it would have been political point scoring if Jacinda brought it up but the question was asked of her.

 Speaking to media on Monday, Ardern said she had "reached out" to Jenny McGee using a "very informal tactic" - searching for her via Facebook and sending her a message.

Lets hope she do's the same for NZ ICU nurses at the next pay round.

Of course she's not going to do that but whenever an ICU nurse (or anytone else) does something to get her attention I'm sure she will. She thanks ICU staff and essential workers regularly and you would have to admit that saving the life of a world leader is noteworthy. I also wouldn't be surprised that as soon as it's safe she'll visit the most impacted hospitals to say thank you in person. A face book message saying thanks for saving the life of someone that Jacinda knows and is quite important right now is a funny thing to try and politicise.

Unknown editor edited April 13, 2020 23:55
Blew.2 wrote:
Ryan wrote:
Blew.2 wrote:
 Sent to me by a Labour supporting Nurse working through this

She didn't call Nurse Jenny, she sent her a facebook message, and it would have been political point scoring if Jacinda brought it up but the question was asked of her.

 Speaking to media on Monday, Ardern said she had "reached out" to Jenny McGee using a "very informal tactic" - searching for her via Facebook and sending her a message.

Lets hope she do's the same for NZ ICU nurses at the next pay round.

Of course she's not going to do that but whenever someone does something to get her attention I'm sure she will. She thanks them regularly in her daily briefings and you would have to admit that saving the life of a world leader is noteworthy. I also wouldn't be surprised that as soon as it's safe she'll visit the most impacted hospitals to say thank you in person. A face book message saying thanks for saving the life of someone that Jacinda knows and is quite important right now is a funny thing to try and politicise.