Canadian English Narrator Reserved, believable, and compassionate Demo
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EnglishVoice Age
Young Adult (18-35)Accents
North American (Canadian-General) North American (General) North American (US General American - GenAM)Transcript
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jennifer johnson. What in the world could I have done to deserve this? What could I have possibly done? There was nothing more that I could have would have or should have done. What is it about you? That makes me feel so small. I'm done. I'm just done. Thanks for the ride. But I'm over it. It's only been six months since I arrived in Lockwood and has been one whirlwind after another one moment I'm homeless, cold and hungrier than I've ever been. I stutter, I will not hear of that. Now. It is up to you. You are the key to helping those who need to find us take it, make it your own protect those who need protecting and care for those who need care. Giselle will help. But for now I've got to go, death doesn't need to be viewed as the be all and end all. What if it was just a transition? What if you could continue to live on the minds of your loved ones? What if you believe that you could watch them and continue with their lives and be there to offer guidance when needed? What would be so scary. Then when I started nursing school there was minimal talk about emotions and what you could be exposed to daily. It was up to you to figure out how to deal and cope with repeated traumas morally ethically and physically. Many of us coming out of nursing school have hard blinders about how bad things can get you want to believe that you can help in every scenario. But you can't