Beloved ICU nurse Patricia Patty Olino has sadly died, leaving her family and friends devastated and hard at work in starting a GoFundMe fundraiser in her honor.
Olino, who is popularly known as the nurse behind the Scrubs and Stripes Instagram page with over 30,000 followers died Thursday, July 11th, 2024.
Sabrina built a sizeable fanbase through her proficiency as a nurse and as a travel blogger taking a stroll through many amazing sights around the world.
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She has shared photos and videos from beautiful locations all across the world, dazzling her fans with her enviable lifestyle.
Tragically, it would all come crashing down on Thursday, July 11th, 2024 when news of Olino’s death hit social media.
Fans were crushed to hear of the sad news and stormed her pages with numerous tributes in her honor.
“Thank you for guiding me through my nursing career. you were such an inspiration to all with your genuine kindness and care. such a beautiful soul gone too soon ❤️,” one Lilian Nguyen wrote on Instagram.
Meanwhile, the Patty Olino family is reportedly organizing a GoFundMe fundraiser to help with her memorial which would be made public once live.
Patty Olino was a beloved ICU nurse known for being an amazing nurse and a travel and lifestyle blogger.
She holds a B.S. in Nursing, graduating from the School of Nursing – College of Health and Human Services at Fresno State in 2017.
Her mother was a nurse as well which guided her choice of career.
Patty Olino made a name for herself during the COVID pandemic when she was spotlighted in the press for her amazing work as an ICU nurse helping beat back the horrors of the pandemic.
She revealed in the interview how difficult their work had become during that time, fighting to keep their patients alive through the most difficult struggles.
She also revealed it was personally difficult on her as well as she had to isolate herself from her family so as not to put them at risk due to her high-risk job.
Her amazing work during that time demonstrated her skill, selflessness as well as her empathetical self.
May she rest in peace.
Please post Patty’s gofundme page 🙁