How Crazy Does This Sound?

For me, it feels like harassment—pure and simple.

I am a Registered Nurse living in a socialist country. Despite my U.S. RN credentials, I have always felt like I’m “not enough” here. My life is limited in means and surrounded by situations that feel unsafe and beyond my control.

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More Than Organized Crime: The Threat of Intrusion

My story isn’t about crime in the usual sense—it’s about interference, surveillance, and violations of privacy that feel personal and systematic.

Yesterday, I had a scheduled video interview for an RN position in NY on Microsoft Teams. Everything appeared normal: the time and date were correct, and the Administrator and Director of Nursing participated. I was even told I would receive an offer.

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The Incident That Shook Me

Shortly afterward, a former coworker Patrick posted a video online that mimicked the Director of Nursing from my interview.
I could not tell if my meeting was manipulated or real.
Patrick impersonated the black American DON ?
The team’s meeting on my cell was hacked by Patrick?
Patrick video is on YT. Teams meeting is on my cell!

It’s terrifying to wonder whether private communications are safe or whether digital manipulation is affecting my life and career.

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Why Speaking Up Matters

Being told not to talk about these experiences is not acceptable.

I refuse to become like the people who intimidate, manipulate, or harass.

I refuse to accept corruption as “normal.”

Even when facing it all alone, I will continue to speak my truth and fight for freedom.

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Conclusion

Yesterday was hard—a day of digital manipulation, lost opportunities, and intrusion into private life.
Yet I remain here, resilient and committed to sharing my story.

My experience highlights the importance of privacy, personal freedom, and standing up for oneself even ALONE.