In Moscow hospitals, we medical staff are provided with uniforms. Twice a year, we go to the Bosco o…

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In Moscow hospitals, we medical staff are provided with uniforms. Twice a year, we go to the Bosco outfitting center to get our uniforms and shoes. This is Sobyanin's program. I can't say it's low quality, but the shoes are very uncomfortable, definitely not suitable for 24-hour shifts. Yet, we are strictly required to wear them. Oh well, at least we have something. I see that these 'wonderful outfits' are being sold on Avito, are you serious?? Some people throw them away, I know some who do. I collect them from everyone and send them to the front-line hospitals where there are uniform shortages; they take anything they can get. Just give them to me instead (( please, don't disgrace yourselves by selling them... and especially not by throwing them away. I scold my colleagues for this... stinginess.
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Vedeneva Yuliya
Feeling really bad?
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Oksana
Vedeneva Yuliya Pockets are tearing, seams are coming undone. The shoes cracked after 2 weeks, they're stiff as wood.
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Vedeneva Yuliya
Vedeneva Yuliya Understood
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Oksana
Vedeneva Yuliya Are you serious? I'm looking at what I'm sending. It's new, in excellent condition, and still in its original packaging, unused.
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Natalya
Vedeneva Yuliya How could it not be used if you have to wear it strictly 🙄
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Oksana
Vedeneva Yuliya They don't give just one set. They give 4-5, sometimes 3, depending on what's available. Some people don't wear gowns, some wear shirts, and all of that is left over.
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Zhanna
This is terrible quality, are you kidding me? 🤣🤣🤣
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Oksana
Zhanna That's exactly why everyone was happy at first! Apparently, sportswear really is "Bosco," but I don't know why they sew honey like that. For example, I was shocked when a pocket fell off on the second day, and the shoes cracked)) Not every piece of clothing, but a lot of it is defective like that
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Angelina
My mom wears it and likes it, but she doesn't work in a hospital with overnight shifts... yours probably wears out faster. And yes, I don't understand how you can sell something you got for free. I also don't get why people sell baby food, formula, or juices they received for free from the milk kitchen. We always gave ours away for free.
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Oksana
Do you understand that any clothing is needed there? I was really waiting for this question. They use it as disposable clothing because it's constantly in blood and other things. Use a little logic and find out what is needed, they even ask for used items, I'll tell you, but I can't send something like that
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Marina Hramova
"I was really waiting for this question," – how smart! "that any clothes are required there," – clothes are required, but not just any. "Use a little logic," – okay, why would they need unnecessary clothes? Why would anyone need anything unnecessary? And when a person is in terrible conditions, they only need what's essential. Logical.
I see a contradiction: You don't like it in peacetime, but you collect from everyone and send it to the front, yet you can't send it. Where's your logic?
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Oksana
I've been sending for 3 years, and I know everything about how things are in hospitals with my colleagues. Did you get help?
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Natalya
Vedeneva Yuliya Maybe they sell those kits and buy more essential clothes
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