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Old Nov 09, 2007, 01:54 PM
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A/E trained and taking a break in the community, U.K., I'm free and single, but alas, no longer young. To my dismay, agism exists strongly and I really should not be surprised, Iraq and afganistan feel I'm too old to take my experience and pioneering spirit to them! However, being 35 in my head is the most empowering quality and I'm not one to get depressed about such things.

I've worked around UK, full time NHS and agency and moved every couple of years just because I can. I'm a regular hands-on nurse as I've only been back 6 years after doing other fearless stuff. Its a bad payer in UK, but can open other doors.

Would love to hear from others who are at a kind of crossroads, lifestyle, emotional life or professional, and swap stories, everyone has one!

Thanks for the greeting, feline friend

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Old Nov 09, 2007, 03:24 PM
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Hi and welcome to the site

as well as plenty of good forums just to let you know there is a UK forum in the International forum which you can find under the local tab near the top of the page

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Old Nov 10, 2007, 01:37 AM
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Hi and welcome to allnurses! Good luck to you!

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Good luck to you. Welcome to Allnurses!

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