Nurses General Nursing
Published Apr 7, 2013
You are reading page 2 of How do you reward yourself after a tough shift?
joanna73, BSN, RN
4,767 Posts
Lots of sleep, a hot bath, and food.
I also enjoy cooking and planning my meals. Watching old movies is another de-stressor for me.
SuzieVN
537 Posts
A hot shower, my bed, and the fan on.
Fan on= better than s*x?/////
amygarside
1,026 Posts
I eat ice cream or if I am particularly famished, a burger that is fit for a king or queen.
classicdame, MSN, EdD
2 Articles; 7,255 Posts
turn phone OFF and read
NightNerd, MSN, RN
1,129 Posts
Nice hot shower, favorite pajamas, bowl of butter with some popcorn in it, and a stupid movie.
BSNbeauty, BSN, RN
1,939 Posts
Moscato,good sex, chick fil a for breakfast.
NewbieNeedsHelp
61 Posts
Ahhhahah thumbs up to the above. Love it
champagnesupeRNova
166 Posts
I crave french fries after a bad night (probably b/c I have starved most of the shift). So I go to McDonald's hoping for some fries and a fish filet and then they tell me that it's breakfast and they don't have those items until 11am. Then I am sad and drive home in despair.
Lol, exaggerating a little.
turnforthenurse, MSN, NP
3,364 Posts
After a very tough week, I have rewarded myself with a nice pedicure or even a nice Swedish massage. I don't do this all of the time, though, maybe once/month.
Go out for breakfast with my coworkers after we get off work...maybe have a margarita or beer
Otherwise, a nice hot shower, fan on, and SLEEP.
KBICU
243 Posts
I crave french fries after a bad night (probably b/c I have starved most of the shift). So I go to McDonald's hoping for some fries and a fish filet and then they tell me that it's breakfast and they don't have those items until 11am. Then I am sad and drive home in despair.Lol, exaggerating a little.
Haha love this!
squatmunkie_RN
175 Posts
Norco 10mg and a vodka cran.
hodgieRN
643 Posts
I lay in bed and do absolutely nothing. I get to a point where I actually debate if I should get up and go pee or just wait, because that would include getting out of bed....and that just sounds like something I can do later.
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