Married At First Sight - Season 2 - Sean Varricchio - Davina Kullar - *Sleuthing - Spoilers*

Thomigirl wrote:
IMO something smells fishy. Some chick shows up at an ER asking for Dr. Sean...not Dr. Varricchio? JMO, but either Sean has horrible man-ho skills or this woman is an airhead. I'm not going to voice the 3rd choice here.

Thomigirl wrote:
IMO something smells fishy. Some chick shows up at an ER asking for Dr. Sean...not Dr. Varricchio? JMO, but either Sean has horrible man-ho skills or this woman is an airhead. I'm not going to voice the 3rd choice here.

As a born and bred NYer, it's a great place to visit and when I lived there I loved it. However, I made the decision to leave when I got married (to my husband who lived out of state). Davina could have moved just like Sean moved but IMO it's indicative of my impression of her...entitled, spoiled.

Str8Up wrote:

Thomigirl wrote:Interesting that Sean's being called a trauma nurse here...so I'm not so sure the title was made up by him...

http://www.penningtonfirstaid.org/recent.html

and here http://www.hopewelltwp.org/Committee-Agendas/2014/tc_minutes_051214.pdf

In situations like that, when they ask you your title, you tell them and that is what they publish. If I was to be involved in a rescue, they would ask me my name and what I do. That's what they publish. No one is going to further investigate WHAT type of nurse you are because you did a great thing.
Everyone in our workplace in an ER nurse and we all deal with trauma. Now, I don't even know if Sean has the certification so I can't say if he is or is not.

I do want to explain to non-medical people exactly WHAT a trauma nurse it. When people come into the ER they are classified as one of two things. A medical case or a trauma case. Now trauma is a big word. Sounds like it's the really good stuff you see on Grey's Anatomy.

"Mechanism of Injury" is a term used in the emergency services to help determine the level of care a person needs based on how they were injured. Trauma refers to something "traumatic" such as a fall, vehicle accident, fight. . you can use your imagination there. Injuries can be broken bones, , lacerations, dislocations, etc.
Medical patients would be non trauma related say, colds, cardiac, respiratory, etc.
So it's not even really a big deal. It's just a stupid title. As ER nurses, we do it all.

Str8Up wrote:

Thomigirl wrote:
IMO something smells fishy. Some chick shows up at an ER asking for Dr. Sean...not Dr. Varricchio? JMO, but either Sean has horrible man-ho skills or this woman is an airhead. I'm not going to voice the 3rd choice here.

As a born and bred NYer, it's a great place to visit and when I lived there I loved it. However, I made the decision to leave when I got married (to my husband who lived out of state). Davina could have moved just like Sean moved but IMO it's indicative of my impression of her...entitled, spoiled.

The exact scenario was this woman came in and asked if Sean, one of the ER doctors was there. I was using the "Dr. Sean" and "Nurse Sean" thing to differentiate.

bleuberry wrote:

Thomigirl wrote:
IMO something smells fishy. Some chick shows up at an ER asking for Dr. Sean...not Dr. Varricchio? JMO, but either Sean has horrible man-ho skills or this woman is an airhead. I'm not going to voice the 3rd choice here.

^ Or both.

Ruqibabe wrote:So IMO upgrading your status to pick ladies doesn't make you evil, it shows low self esteem and integrity issues. If he had said he is an engineer when he is a nurse, then that might be extreme. 

About changing his address, why change his address when he is not sure what would happen in 6weeks? 

Sean might not be honest but I think this experience might ve been the turning pt. JMO

Beeleever wrote:

Boomshakalaka wrote:Here is my opinion-


Bee: During the matching process did you know that Sean had been through a recent life trauma of losing a child to miscarriage?

Dr. C: Yes, Sean was very open about the miscarriage. This occurred in early February of 2014. He began the assessment process for MAFS in late Fall of 2014 and was married to Davina in December 2014, almost a full year after the miscarriage and end of that relationship.

We considered this carefully and actually did not struggle much about this issue. We considered many people who were coming out of relationships much sooner than Sean.

Regarding the miscarriage, it's important to remember that grieving is a very individual process. All the assessments and interviews indicated that Sean was in a healthy (and expected) place regarding grieving that loss and the timing of it all.

But Dr. C.'s information is dependent on SV having told him the truth.
Myself, I tend to believe his co-worker who was in on the rescheduling that had to happen when the miscarriage happened.

Thomigirl wrote:

bleuberry wrote:

Thomigirl wrote:
IMO something smells fishy. Some chick shows up at an ER asking for Dr. Sean...not Dr. Varricchio? JMO, but either Sean has horrible man-ho skills or this woman is an airhead. I'm not going to voice the 3rd choice here.

^ Or both.

JerseyNurse wrote:

Thomigirl wrote:

bleuberry wrote:

^ Or both.

I wasn't there when it happened but this is what I have heard second hand. Sean had gone out with a few of the guys. He told some girl that he was a doctor and they left together.
All of the little details weren't really discussed but if he did go out with the other guys, it is possible that they could have been wearing their ID's which show the hospital. Also, if she got a real name, I'm sure google would have shown something. Again, I just don't know all of these little details that everyone wants to know.