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Health care systems nationwide are facing staffing shortages. are military teams a last resort in a medical crisis? have you ever seen anything like this before? >> well, we've seen it quite a bit over the last couple years, right, jake? even since thanksgiving there's been 800 military personnel deployed in 24 different states trying to provide relief, triage patients, and decompress emergency rooms. i mean, when hospitals become overwhelmed that is the issue. emergency rooms are full. they don't have beds for patients to go. you can't take new patients in. they can help with some of those ba...

Struggles speaking on world mental health day in 2019. >> i take time at the end of every single day to decompress. i shut my phone off, decompress and watch my favorite movie. >> the nypd says her death remains under investigation, a routine step. a source telling cnn saying a note left behind is included in that probe. she was just 30 years old. and a small memorial is set up outside the building where cryst lives. the tributes continue to keep pouring in. remember, wolf, she gained national attention just over two years ago so it's just a huge reminder all of this love and impact she made o...

Done. >> they journal and acknowledge what they feel and learn healthy ways to decompress. >> the cumulative trauma of doing that day after day and surge after surge, and there is a cost just like when a combat soldier goes outside of the wire. >> reporter: david recognizes the parallels. >> i served in the military army res for 18 1/2 years. i have been deployed twice. afghanistan was a good example of what i saw compared to what i saw here. >> reporter: he also sees the differences. >> when the military is deployed for nine months to a year, we have a relief. like there is someone who is goi...

It was put back up. tell me what it's like. take me through sort of a day in your job right now on day 14. >> as you can imagine, it's been really chaotic. generally speaking, wake up around 9:00. turn on the news and then it's upsetting stories, tweeting, posting. pretty much until i just give up or my body just passes out. or tells me that it just can no longer focus and can no longer do work. that's typically around 6:00 or 7:00 p.m. then i really try to decompress. because for a lot of people, these images are something they will see for five minutes on the news every night. for me, it's s...

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