Encouraged!

working in a busy surgical floor for almost a year has had it's challenges.

the other night that i went in to work, i was suprised by a complaint that was made about me..... when in fact, i was the most attentive, and helpful to the patient and the mom (i'm a peds rn). i washed the patient after she made a tremendous large liquid stool, i had to go out of my way to get her a sandwich from the staffing office---even though she had ordered her own dinner from the room service---i was so attentive to her--- and then she complaints.

little things like this make me so mad, that honestly, i see other co-workers of mine going to school for their masters--and i definitely have been encouraged to do the same. i thought that once i became a nurse, things were going to be different and people, patients and their parents would give me the respect as a professional educated person---evenso, even if i didn't have a degree--as a human being we need respect --degree or not-- and of course, infront of my face, she was the nicest, thanking me and everything. but if she reports me to the administration, i will tell them the truth.

but i am definitely going to work to get my degree--