I don't know if she's the sexiest but sure looks good.
By day, nurse Carina Linn gives back to her community.
During her off time, though, the 23-year-old gives her legion of Instagram followers something to fawn over.
The Internet – the bestower of all labels – recently dubbed Linn the “World’s Sexiest Nurse.”
Linn has amassed more than 220,000 Instagram followers since Stomp, one of Asia’s leading citizen journalism websites, published the nurse-turned-amateur model in a recent edition.
Since then, the U.K.’s Sun also has profiled the nursing professional, who says she simply enjoys snapping racy photos. She called her detractors “jealous” in a recent social media post in which she’s wearing nursing scrubs.
Linn says she recently left Minsheng Hospital and now works at a different location.
“I am not a model or a photographer,” Linn wrote, as translated by Stomp.
“Even more so, I'm not taking pictures because I'm trying to be famous.
"I am me, I do things that make me feel happy, I don't think that I am anything special or extraordinary, I am just someone leading an ordinary life.”
Linn apparently made the post after receiving backlash from social media users who believe healthcare professionals shouldn’t be so provocative.
http://www.torontosun.com/2017/03/1...etractors-i-do-things-that-make-me-feel-happy
By day, nurse Carina Linn gives back to her community.
During her off time, though, the 23-year-old gives her legion of Instagram followers something to fawn over.
The Internet – the bestower of all labels – recently dubbed Linn the “World’s Sexiest Nurse.”
Linn has amassed more than 220,000 Instagram followers since Stomp, one of Asia’s leading citizen journalism websites, published the nurse-turned-amateur model in a recent edition.
Since then, the U.K.’s Sun also has profiled the nursing professional, who says she simply enjoys snapping racy photos. She called her detractors “jealous” in a recent social media post in which she’s wearing nursing scrubs.
Linn says she recently left Minsheng Hospital and now works at a different location.
“I am not a model or a photographer,” Linn wrote, as translated by Stomp.
“Even more so, I'm not taking pictures because I'm trying to be famous.
"I am me, I do things that make me feel happy, I don't think that I am anything special or extraordinary, I am just someone leading an ordinary life.”
Linn apparently made the post after receiving backlash from social media users who believe healthcare professionals shouldn’t be so provocative.
http://www.torontosun.com/2017/03/1...etractors-i-do-things-that-make-me-feel-happy
