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I would like to become a nurse, but I don't believe in blood transfusions, getting them or giving them. That said I would never tell anyone not to get one, or say anything against the doctors order, I believe it is a personnal choice but I don't want to have to give them. I'm in nursing school now. Do you or anyone you know have this issue and if so how do they deal with it and what areas or floors can they work on? I know oncology and ortho are poor choices. I was hoping for a job where It wouldn't come up often and if it did I could get the supervisor or another nurse to do that. while I did all other care.
Are you a nurse or a nursing student? If so, you're going to need to make sure your personal opinion on blood transfusions and suicide don't affect the way you provide patient care. At least, that's the gist of what I get from your post- it's a bit difficult to read without proper sentences.
Please, God! I hope not a Nurse or Nursing student! Atrocious grammar, spelling, lack of punctuation, & such negative, accusatory proclamations! Threats to sue? Not sure I'd want "Originalex" as a colleague, let alone caring for anyone in my family. A simple response of "I'm against giving blood for religious/personal reasons" would've been adequate & acceptable.
Penelope_Pitstop, BSN, RN
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Cabbages are people, too!!!!