My guest this week has asked to remain anonymous. Why?  

Because she's scared of the blowback that might come from what she has to say. 

She's a health care worker. And for the past few months, she's grown increasingly angry with "thank you for your service" messages health care workers are getting...

...not because she doesn't appreciate the thanks, but because it feels like very empty lip service.

We're eager to get back to normal, which I really get (and am guilty of), but some health care workers are being asked by their employers to bite their tongues as they watch us blithely ignore safety recommendations and rising numbers.

If you are grateful for the people working on the front lines, do them the service of listening to what some of them are experiencing.

EVERYONE needs to hear this.

Please. Do more than pay lip service to the people working to keep us safe.

Listen to what they have to say.

They didn't ask to risk their lives when they went into the health care field, but that is exactly what they are doing.

For you. For your family.

Pay them the respect they deserve by doing more than saying "thanks."

Hit play and then spread the word.

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