“Palliative care work during a pandemic was horrible, but spicy babestation work changed my life”

Megan Rox was grafting as a hospice assistant when an Instagram DM changed the course of her life.

He has worked in the healthcare industry since he was 19, until the brutal pandemic finally put his mental health to the test.

Now, a year after Babestation contacted her on Instagram, Megan knows about it by harassing callers on live TV.

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The radical career change “shocked” her family, but she didn’t regret accepting being an adult model.

Speaking exclusively to, the 26-year-old beauty from Birmingham said: “It literally changed my life. She changed my life for the better, I can’t deny it.

“Mentally I was in a bad place and now I feel like a whole new person again.”

Before the hospice, Megan worked in night clubs, but said becoming a health worker was her way of “giving back.”

But when asked what his job was like at the height of Covid-19, he gave an honest answer.

“I don’t know how I got over it,” he began. “It was very difficult and I would come home, take a shower, curl up in bed and have to fall asleep right away just to block everything. It was a terrible time.

“After a while I couldn’t take it anymore. It was horrifying because visitors couldn’t come in and see their families and it was a palliative care unit, so it was a very difficult time. “

Reflecting on racing in general, he said: “It was very, very intense and I worked on it for five years.

“You see all the guys there and it’s kind of indicative to be honest and I was pretty young when I started there.

“It really made me mature in a way.

“I miss some of the residents I was taking care of. I was there most days and felt like family so not going there now is sad.

But when Babestation suddenly knocked on the door, Megan was already looking for a new job.

Her first thoughts were “let’s try” after reading the surprising job posting in her direct messages.

But as for his family’s reaction, he said: “Obviously they were a little surprised because they thought I would stick to medical treatment.

“My friends were a little more like ‘rehearsal’ because they could see how exhausted I was during the pandemic and I needed a fresh start.”

And he said there was no comparison between the two opposite roles.

“It’s literally the opposite of what I was doing,” he laughed. “I had to get used to working on the computer and being on TV.

“It was a crazy change, but in the end I got used to it and I feel I know what I’m doing now.”

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