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My fear would have to be technique. There are so many different things to know, I just hope I don't get them jumbled... I will be going into the field as a true newbie, hardly worked in the medical profession at all in the past.
I really don't worry about the emotional side of it. An ability that I have always had is being able to switch off my emotions (this is not always a positive, believe me) and just take care of business void of feelings.
I am right there with you. I am worried about the emotional aspect as well. In another thread someone stated that if we didn't get emotionally involved and didn't care, than we need to find another profession. I think that makes me feel a little better but I have a huge heart and tend to carry the weight of the world on my shoulders. I can't even watch the news because of what other people do to children, animals and other people. I sit crying for hours and wish that I could do more. Please...no one tell me I can't be a nurse. I already hear that from my Mother. Thanks
MY biggest fear is drowning under the pressure of too many patients needing too many important things at the same time. Will I be able to handle rm x going south, overdue meds in rm y, and the family needing me right now (for something insignificant at the moment) in rm z?
I don't have to worry about my butt looking big in scrubs, I know it's big- whew.
TripleJMomma
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Hi, I was just wondering what other students would consider their biggest fear about being a nurse. I think my biggest fear is the emotional aspect. I don't know if I will be able to be emotionless, and really I'm not sure if this is a good or bad thing. How does everyone else feel?? What's your fear?