8*P23J

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1. How do you leave it at work?

   8*P23J replied to Newbie_RN17's topic in Relations

   Yes, yes. We all know I screwed up by now and I took something somewhere it didn't need to go. But jensmom is right, the attention needs to go back to the OP.

2. How do you leave it at work?

   8*P23J replied to Newbie_RN17's topic in Relations

   I think I have been misunderstood in my getting heated up over something, I apologize. I didn't intend to "hijack" this thread. What I was intending to say from the start and it did get out of hand was... I believe compassion and empathy should alway...

3. How do you leave it at work?

   8*P23J replied to Newbie_RN17's topic in Relations

   I just felt that I heard this before in other situations and the nurse was not very kind to their patients. And they said this exact thing. And so I stated how I felt. Thanks.

4. Nurses, how do you view your job?

   8*P23J replied to 8*P23J's topic in General Nursing

   And that's what I was trying to say. You just said it better. I'm not talking about taking the work home with me. But I am talking about not wanting to end up saying its just a job.

5. Nurses, how do you view your job?

   8*P23J replied to 8*P23J's topic in General Nursing

   Lol I have a feeling that that's not why you posted that. Thank you though :)

6. How do you leave it at work?

   8*P23J replied to Newbie_RN17's topic in Relations

   I'm not. It's kind of upsetting, however, when someone comes at you that "blunt", especially if you are newer. I will most assuredly listen to those that don't talk down to me. I understand I'm newer, and that definitely doesn't make me superior, but...

7. How do you leave it at work?

   8*P23J replied to Newbie_RN17's topic in Relations

   Okay so let me just say....I'm not talking about obsessing over them. What I'm talking about is just compassion and empathy. Another thing...I know I'm not "super" 365 days a year. A friend came up with the screen name and I thought it was cute.

8. Nurses, how do you view your job?

   8*P23J replied to 8*P23J's topic in General Nursing

   Can you really not do that? I want other peoples opinions. It's sad that a lot of people I've seen up here like to argue with one another and try to prove points. I thought being apart of this was going to help me, but every post I see, there are peo...

9. How do you leave it at work?

   8*P23J replied to Newbie_RN17's topic in Relations

   I'd rather have my pleasant thoughts than to go in there thinking like that. I'm allowed to be excited and I'm allowed to go in with that mentality. It's not very fair for those "experienced nurses" to kick you down. I think it's good to go in with a...

10. How do you leave it at work?

    8*P23J replied to Newbie_RN17's topic in Relations

    Oh well dang. I guess mark that up as lesson learned! Thanks for pointing that out, I should have known better

11. How do you leave it at work?

    8*P23J replied to Newbie_RN17's topic in Relations

    Thanks, you have a great day too! :)

12. Nurses, how do you view your job?

    8*P23J posted a topic in General Nursing

    I recently had a discussion with someone who views nursing as "just a job". But I feel it's more than that. They are using the fact that I am a new nurse against me and saying that basically I will eventually say it's " just a job". I never want to h...

13. How do you leave it at work?

    8*P23J replied to Newbie_RN17's topic in Relations

    Okay and so what. You're using my time of being a new nurse to try and make your point. When I know great nurses with my mentality. Again, I feel sorry for those under your care.

14. How do you leave it at work?

    8*P23J replied to Newbie_RN17's topic in Relations

    Being a nurse is a privilege. And a calling. If your feelings aren't in it at all, what kind of nurse can you be? If I am going to be a great nurse, I want to be able to put myself in their shoes and give them the best care they deserve, the kind tha...

15. How do you leave it at work?

    8*P23J replied to Newbie_RN17's topic in Relations

    And actually no. Not less than 6 months.