Nurse Jackie G of Canada Apologize to Filipino Nurses || Nurse Jackie Apology video

[@gina_artdigitalbusiness]

Forgiven but not forgotten. Don’t be too “pabibo” just for your employeer nextime.

[@janyou17]

I'm an ofw for 17 years here in saudi Arabia and i can say that FILIPINO/FILIPINA nurses ARE WORLD CLASS. Everytime I'm going to the hospitals i always seek pinay nurses coz they will really help you accurately and precisely. Pinay nurse gives extra care. Kahit mga saudi nationals gusto nila mga pinay nurses. Yes may mga specific areas na failed ang mga pinoy like crab mentality, Spending a lot more than what they're earning, Etc etc... But talking about nurse??? World class ang pinay/pinoy nurses! Mabuhay ang mga filipino nurses!!!!❤❤❤❤

[@argoessolution2396]

This is a big lesson for people who talked without really analyzing what they are saying. Be careful always. We love our nurses in the Philippines because they are hardworking people despite of being underpaid. They are compassionate and competent. With the of trainings we have here, there is no doubt that we are at par if not better with our foreign counterparts.

[@nanchill2213]

Hi nurse Jackie, your words didnt come out right on your previous video but your sincerity to apologise are being heard… I am so sorry you have to leave your post and i hope you recover from this awful experience and be able to move forward with the criticisms you are endlessly hearing.. Filipinos are full of pride when it comes to nursing, the art of “making things work”out in government hospitals are one of the best skills na hindi mo matutunan basta2x para lang sa goal na mabuhay at mapagaling ang mga patients. There are prestigious hospitals too that provides such high tech treatment… point is=no countries are alike. we make the best out of what we have, we worked hard ng walang kapalit, we do it with passion, laughter around the workplace, shares food with colleagues, provide happy thoughts as much as we do to comfort mapa patient, makatrabaho… thats the essence of being a true Filipino nurse kahit san sulok ng mundo 😊🙏🙏🙏 so be proud dahil lahat ng natutunan natin sa bansa natin bilang isang nurse ang magdadala ng pagkatao natin saan man sulok ng mundo Ü Godbless you and to all pinot nurses!

[@ChiefComplaintX]

All good nurse jackie. Sorry to hear about you and sternberg. Im sure God has something better in store for you. Resilience and Perseverance is one of our very important traits!

[@jefj7984]

Sorry to hear about what happened to you Jackie. Praying you can recover from such career-damaging incident. Good luck, and all the best in your future nursing career and endeavour here in Canada.

[@gloomyboogie]

We Filipino nurses were trained with empathy and compassion in our hearts so we good yo. The world still knows that we are one of the best caregivers out there

[@chachaimunoz3578]

Let's forgive and forget... ANg Diyos nga nagpatawad mga pilipino pa ba?

[@princesspink]

Pinoy kp nman. Sana inisip mo muna mga sinabi mo, bago ka nagsalita. Lesson to sa lahat,hindi porket naka stay na kyo abroad, dn degrade nu na PINAS at kapwa pinoy ninyo. Ang kasiraan ng 1 pinoy, sa ibang lahi na generalized yan. Uplift mo kababayan mo Mam. Ganern lng po yun, nurse man o hindi.

[@maritaabelardo1979]

Sana nga nag isip muna bago nag da dal dal ng kung ano ano.

[@taongpalaboy6982]

ang perfect mo rin noh... nag sorry na nga.. idiin mo pa..

[@maritaabelardo1979]

@@taongpalaboy6982 I am not perfect but I’m also not that stupid. You actually talk just like her. Do you have any idea how her words affected millions of nurses all over the world? You have no idea.

[@snow1323]

@@ZOKUUUUUU it will never be constructive because she did not just degraded the Filipino nurses around the world and those aspiring nursing students but she embarrassed each and every one of us from our foreign colleagues and most of all our employers. Do you think that they will not have a second thought about hiring nurses from our country again? Also, it's not just for nurses but other Filipino professionals as well. It has been generalised in every nook and cranny of the globe. Think before you speak.

[@mikepinoynars]

Apologies accepted. Nobody's perfect in this world. We are fellow nurses after all. Besides, part of our 6 Core values in our Nursing Profession ( Care, Competence, Communication, Courage , Commitment ) is "Compassion". Praying for you and your family.. Godbless

[@Hanjenfamador]

I am glad that you accept your mistake and took the responsibility of your actions. Apology accepted but it will take time for us to forget what you did.

[@archiemrma]

@@ZOKUUUUUU she has to unfortunately accept the consequences of her statements. Filipino nurses deserves more accolades .

[@snow1323]

@@ZOKUUUUUU no! Everything needs to wait until it dies down and heals. Hindi yan minamadali. Best buddies siguro kayo. If yes eh di kayong dalawa muna ang mag comfort sa isat isa ha.

[@tonettejhun]

Hi madam, I heard your video and I was also shock with the words you have said. I’m sad for the experience you have back home as you have mentioned using it as your basis practicing nursing . I’m here in canada work in ER for almost 11 years but prior to that I was part of our nursing staff in our country and as far as my experience is very different from yours . Communication is number one aspect of a good nurse in order to know what’s happening to our patient that’s why we have what we call assessment, we also need to communicate with our colleagues ( Doctors / Nurses/ and all the staff members attending to our particular patient .) this is what we call team work. . Pilipino nurses has the advantage because we are compassionate with our patients due to our culture, our skills and knowledge with regards to dealing with our patient are top rated that’s why we are acknowledged around the world. . As part of the nurses Pilipino community here in Canada and also as a former Pilipino nurse in the Philippines I accept your apology . Proud to be Pilipino Nurse . And for our Pilipino nurses back home we are waiting for you all to join our experience here. God bless :)

[@rollybucu2557]

What we have learned from it, avoid criticizing more so making discriminatory statements against nationality, race, religions, culture. But rather understand differences, respect and embrace diversities. Humbling apology from Nurse, I feel sorry for her painful experience (video). I hope and pray she will able stand up again.

[@devieduca1591]

Forgiven but not forgotten..

[@paladiasemmanuelvictor4832]

The damage has been done.

[@sheenavalencia0708]

Apology accepted... Forgiven but NEVER forgotten... For how will we, and other future FILIPINO NURSES learn from this mistake if we all just sweep it under the rug and forget about it?

[@rollybucu2557]

What we have learned from it, avoid criticizing more so making discriminatory statements against nationality, race, religions, culture. But rather understand differences, respect and embrace diversities. Humbling apology from nurse Jackie; I hope and pray she’s able to recovery from this painful experience

[@Chiabelss]

What did she do?

[@geyriansatuita2903]

nag sorry naman sya at walang perfect sa mundo sana naman move on na lahat lets pray for here kasi di madali yan pinagdada anan nya nagyon🙏🙏🙏

[@joselitodayrit]

Apology accepted. My two daughters are RNs here in North Carolina. But as Filipinos, they have the heart, the skills, the knowledge and dedication to their work. Well, when I watched your video, napamura ako. But I later saw this video where you apologized and I forgive you. I just hope others can also forgive. I will pray for you

[@RPogi]

Ok, if Canadian alleged that your Nursing Colleges is better than in the Philippines, then I challenge your government to open the border now to the Filipino students and we'll see if this lady is telling the truth, let’s see the difference 😊

[@kamikazecho640]

damage has been done..tremendous damage..sira nanaman ang pinoy..as usuall fellow pinoy may kagagawan

[@jimmyhat3438]

Keep those wages low👏🏼 great job

[@gerryombiang4299]

Anjan ka lang sa Canada taas na ng tingin sa sarili mo bakit mo nagawang siraan mga kapwa mo mga Filipino nurses

[@shirley14759]

Leason learned, d porket nakatuntong ka sa ibang bansa eh d kana fililino. If you are not proud of being a filipino, wag mong maliitin ang kapwa mong pilipino na sobrang proud sa bansang pinanggalingan nila.

[@zingertwenty2183]

Ang sugat mahilum man, may piklat pa rin, kabuhayan, at maraming buhay ang sinira mo para umangat kang talangka ka!

[@marshials]

Damage has been done.

[@ld2717]

Too bad

[@mva6213]

I've watched her video..... she was so mayabang in the video belittling Philippine Nursing practice .......... hindi sincere apology nya....... her alma mater and her Canadian employer should be ashamed of her........

[@luisamatriano4274]

Mayabang k Jackie dahil sa Canada ka nag aral ng nursing , ma swerte ka , but what you did to our co Filipinos , only shows what and who you really are. You’re nothing!!!

[@imraxus]

I think everyone has to stop the bashing now. What more can Jackie and Stenberg College? The ones pushing for some more punishment are mostly not even nurses.

[@ZOKUUUUUU]

Agree!

[@atting1]

The fact that the video was allowed by the college and the subsequent negative effects of her ignorance should not be forgiven. Kaya tayo binabastos ng iba is because we are too forgiving and they can get away with it with a simple “sorry” then uulitin ulit.

[@levieric1022]

Stenberg college is to be blamed too.

[@dalbinna987]

Finally 👏👏👏👏👏 They could've edited her script, filtered her words before releasing such video

[@filc4963]

Yawa ka nga nurse!!

[@marissagauce9615]

As I see it, you are not sincere with your apology, you do not represent Filipino nurses, no!you don't have the right to represent us. Delete that very damaging promotional video that enraged not only nurses but almost all Filipinos who happen to view that video. As a nurse, I can not accept your apology unless spread of that video is stopped.

[@dalbinna987]

I agree, i do not see nor feel her sincerity here

[@snow1323]

@@ZOKUUUUUU stop interfering in every comment that you see and not appealing to your taste. Your best buddy have harmed the egos of Filipino nurses and other professionals around the globe. So you rather shut up.

[@christinevarela3778]

Next time , think well before making any statements ...apology accepted .

[@marlo4145]

Imbes na siraan mo kapwa Filipino nurses mo,baket Hindi maging instrumento ka pra makatulong sa kapwa pilipino mo?tandaan Ang Buhay parang gulong,minsan nsa ibabaw ka minsan nsa baba,

[@almerpacificador4873]

eh di sikat k n! eh di ikaw n! sana all

[@fadzlakibul4157]

di ka po marinig😂😂