Inataka Roho: Mulamwah Shares His Untold Experience As Nurse In The Mortuary
Kendrick Oyando, popularly known as Mulamwah, revealed that working as a nurse in the mortuary is not for the wicked or faint-hearted.
In an exclusive interview with Massawe Japanni, Mulamwah revealed that one of his memorable moments as a nurse was working as a last office in the hospital.
Mulamwah said that he almost felt naive as an intern nurse when he was assigned work as a last-office nurse- a person specialized in preparing dead bodies before they are taken to the mortuary.
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The comedian explained that the experience he had as a last office nurse has yet to leave his head. In his statement, performing maternity duties was much lighter than working on dead bodies.
“Experience ambayo siwezi nikasahau ni kuwekwa last office. Hii si mortuary lakini kama mtu amekufa, wewe kama nurse unamtoa kwa kitanda alipokufia unampeleka room tofauti na kumtoa nguo za Ward, drips zipo kwa mwili, umfanyie labelling yeye ni nani, umvalishe nguo zingine na kisha, uitane kule morgue waje wamchukue.
“Na ukifanya Hospitali kubwa kama KU, overnight unapata maybe 7 people wanakufa daily back to back na unapata hiyo week wewe ndiwe umewekwa kwa last office so, wewe ndiwe unafanya kazi na hiyo room ipo mbali na watu . Sasa, ni experience ambayo huwezi ukasahau.” He narrated.
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Further, the Milele FM presenter explained that although people may see the work or moment as scary; he never used drugs to gain confidence or had nightmares. He stated that he took the job like any other.
“Sikuwahi kutumia ‘sigara’ au kitu chochote kunipa ujasiri wa kuwahudumia maiti. Nilikuwa nikicheza tu nyimbo to keep myself busy because unaweza kuwa unamgeuza mtu amekufa na aanguke chini. Hapo inabidi uite manesi wengine waje wakusaidie. A lot of things happen there.” He added.
The celebrated comedian added that nursing, as a career, needs patience, kindness, and courage. He explained that providing services to patients or delivering heartbreaking news to close members of patients is not for the heartless.
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