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What Can You Say about Your Life as a Nurse?Forty years, how can that be? Today it hit me on my commute into work, punched me right in the gut...forty years. |
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Things I Wish I Knew Before I Became A Nurse
I remember when I first made the decision to go to nursing school. I was 31-years-old and struggling with the idea that I had spent 9 years working in a career that I didn't really like. |
How do I Overcome Depression and Loneliness?
If I was standing on stage in front of an audience of nurses and said something like this: raise your hand if you have been victim to a toxic environment, addicted to anything: i.e. alcohol, cigarettes, drugs, food, sugar, social media, gaming, or your phone, to name a few, depressed, lonely or, been fired for your lousy/threatening attitude; I would venture to say, most if not all of us would raise their hands including me. |
Call from Risk Management to speak with AttorneyToday I received a call from my Hospital’s Risk Management department. They said I’m not directly at fault but I was one of the nurses who took care of a patient who... |
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