Do Not Resuscitate (DNR) Sung to Rockstar by Nickelback Watch in HQ only!!!!

This was actually pretty well written, good job and doesn't sound half bad either =)

DNR is the way to go.

Creative video. I agree with the idea behind the video. I interact with many patients (or society in general) that do not realize we all die eventually. I don't believe in Kevorkian, but I do believe there is a time to let go and let nature take its course. Kimberly, RN, BSN, Oncology

I am currently in Nursing school and will graduate in Dec. 2010 but after my mom just recently losing my sister and me being the only child left, even if i was terminally ill i dont think i could sign a DNR for myself.. the death of my sister was enough and i wouldn't want my mother to go through that again so i want everything done to save me

Just wanna put something out there to some of these people. 1.why is everybody reading so much into this song? It's awesome but wasn't made to spark uproar or anything. 2. Getting an organ donor tattoo or a DNR tat, ultimately won't do anything for you because paramedics and emts and doctors won't think your POLST is tattooed on your chest.

I am a RN, and this is what I want for me!!!

Excellent..................... .............................. .......... Highlights what the medical profession have to put up with when families cant let nature takes its course because they cant deal with reality.
Of course, not to mention the valuable beds being filled with terminal cases that should have checked out months ago that prevent others from getting the treatment that could improve their quality of life.

As much as healthcare costs in the United States there should be no shortage of beds. I think your post defintely highlights the moral void that exists in this country when it comes to being "for life" and the hypocrisy of that emotionally loaded term when it comes to actually being confronted with life, death and "christian" love of your fellow humans.
"....the valuable beds being filled with terminal cases that should have checked out months ago " : the real heart of compassionate cons.

i actually work on an inpatient hospice unit i wish this could be our company theme song. maybe have the seasoned employees sing it at all new employee orientations.

Awesome chorus. but I must correct you, its called a ventilator not a Respirator! Had that drilled into are heads at RT school.

we kept a quadraplegic 92 year old alive for 8 months in my hospital, cause the family wanted max money in the law suit...this song essentially sums up what happened to him over those 8 months...it still haunts me looking at his face at 3am just staring at the ceiling with this look of pure terror