AUDIO: A peek inside what it’s like to be a front line health worker during COVID-19

This is a stressful time for healthcare workers who are putting in longer shifts and risking their health to keep others safe.

With the coronavirus hitting during flu season, the stress is hitting nurses and other healthcare professionals hard.

Charlene Arnold, a Registered Practical Nurse at the London Health Sciences Centre in London, Ont., spoke about being a front line worker, the mental impacts of COVID-19 and staying safe.

Let's hear it for the incredibly brave physicians, nurses & all other medical professionals on the frontline in this epic struggle against #coronavirus across the globe.

You are all in our hearts and we are forever in your debt. pic.twitter.com/8pqZNqB8Cr

— Heshmat Alavi (@HeshmatAlavi) April 12, 2020

Daily gratitude. ❤️ #YYC #abhealth #frontlineworkers #BeWell pic.twitter.com/7a7gTRNPZb

— Traci (@Traci_Zee) April 12, 2020

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