Specialties Flight
Published May 11, 2011
You are reading page 2 of Flight Nurse Book Called Trauma Junkie
LovedRN, BSN, RN
168 Posts
OMG!!! This is so weird. I JUST finished reading the book, open allnurses.com then I found this thread. The book is awesome. Love it so much.
There is a second ed. with update? Man I got to find that book ASAP!!!
Pneumothorax, BSN, RN
1,179 Posts
im kinda upset i couldnt get the update as an electronic copy for my ipad
hiddencatRN, BSN, RN
3,408 Posts
I'm glad you folks enjoyed it. I just couldn't get in to it. Something about the narrative style made me feel so distanced from the stories. I felt super conscious the whole time that I was hearing someone's story, rather than being able to fall in to it and forget I was reading.
hockeynpolo
39 Posts
Such a great book. Gave it to some other flight nurses and even though they've been flying for a few years now, they loved the book too
canned_bread
351 Posts
Ordering it now - thank you!
royhanosn
233 Posts
lots of downtime, but when your called into action. Its an adrenialine rush! junkie rush!
harrird
35 Posts
I enjoyed the book. Very engrossing. I think I read it in a couple of days.
I am a trauma junkie..its the endorphine kick or high you get when a serious case comes through the door. And you know you can deal with it..I love it!
musicistheforce
16 Posts
I really enjoyed the book when I read it a couple of years ago. It was a factor on why I went through EMT training, it made me realize that I loved emergency medicine.
docteri
42 Posts
I just finished to book also. Wow what a story. I love the fact that she rides horses too. I have recommended this book to all of my medical and veterinary minded friends.
FlightJunkie
Excellent book, I've read it twice (both editions). Can't say enough about it!
Amanda0418
18 Posts
I know this is an old thread. Is there a difference in the first and second edition? If I just finished the second would it be worth reading the first now?
Thanks