@genervt  
Too bad the seaweed fields obscured his vision and made it harder to find the nurse

Good thing that he was around.  

@laofuzi  
So this is the reality..

@LZH  
Police Report on the contents of suicide victim Nurse Coldheart
 
(On the smudged and half-torn Eviction Notice form delivered by the landlord in Marizona)
 
Dear Miss Coldheart,
 
This Eviction Notice from Landlady Nook is given to you on this day date has been smudged by coffee stain.
 
You are being asked to leave the premises. If you do not leave, court-ordered actions may be initiated against you.
 
If you are in doubt regarding your legal rights and obligations, it is recommended that you seek legal assistance.
 
You are in possession of the leased premises described below
 
Address location info had been made somewhat illegible by more coffee and tea stains
 
You are being asked to vacate the premises for the following reason(s):
 
Potential Risk of spreading the coronavirus flu to other tenants
 
You should vacate the premises and deliver possession within 24 hours after this notice
 
No break If you do not vacate the premises before the 24-hour notice, eviction proceedings will be brought forth. If any legal action is commenced…
 
Bottom section of the eviction notice was viciously torn out
 
[Stapled to the eviction notice is a cursive-handwritten note]
 
To the families and friends who are wondering why I permanently departed from this world,
 
*My physical and mental state cannot handle the severe hardships and luggage that comes with running around in a hospital with various heavily-occupied ER patient rooms over-filled past its original capacity. This institution does not have enough staff nor the required emergency equipment to keep up with the growing cases of this infectious virus. *
 
*Every few days or so, I do get some praise from my fellow colleagues for coming to work everyday to risk my life alleviating the pain from our patients. However, there were too many days where others treated me as the plague carrier and go so far as to chase me down, knock me off balance, spit/cough at our faces and throwing various refuse from the garbage, with no regards to the hard life healthcare professionals had to go through. Others even blamed us for carrying the plague to their homes in the first place! Can’t they see that we are also suffering from the same pandemic malady as they are? What had we done to you to deserve this treatment? Don’t they know there are others like me who are tired of going through the same day, knowing you could die at any time from being exposed to a contagious virus while trying to save as many of your own people from losing to the same virus as well? *
 
That’s not even the worst part of this story. As if having to deal with the sickened and bed-riddened patients isn’t bad enough, there are conspiratorial and irrational people out there who truly believed that the pandemic is a hoax and are defiantly refusing to wear masks to protect both themselves and other people from this deadly virus. But what really sickens to my core (pun not intended) is that there are ignorant teenagers and anti-vaxxers setting up ‘coronavirus parties’ and deliberately infecting their friends and families, without no care in a world! I really wished this kind of idiotic phenomenon is a cruel joke, but you’d be surprised about how much it hurts knowing these kind of people are what makes our jobs as health care professionals extremely difficult.
 
Now, I am being threatened and punished by my own c*nt of a landlord for being the frontline heroic worker I yearn to be (as described on this attached 24-hour eviction notice). I went berserk and broke down crying for hours after I recieved this notice and wasn’t able to move for nearly half a day. I tried calling the landlord about a special deal to not have me live my life as a homeless nurse, but she wouldn’t have any debate about it and told me she would call the sheriff if I don’t leave immediately. I couldn’t grab all my stuff and—well—I was already at my breaking point…
 
I’m sorry this had come to this and I know you think I’m selfish for leaving my duty as a health care worker during these grim times—but I just couldn’t take this anymore. What’s the point of stopping this pandemic when there’s lack of hospitality and compassion among the people desparate to escape the grim dark reality we are living in right now?
 
So as of now, for the very last time, I bid farewell to both my family and all the people from this cruel world forever. And to the other strangers who somehow find this note, please…I beg of you…wear facial protection, distance yourself from others and stay at home as long as possible during these harsh times….it’s not that hard to follow and it’s way better than being bedridden on a ventilator in a noisy hospital….
 
-Goodbye forever, Nurse Coldheart

Why is that?

@AzriBoss  
It’s too late. There is no hope in this world anymore.

I’ll help you