Published Nov 10, 2011
mindlor
1,341 Posts
So yeah I am a student nurse.
Just got home from clinicals and I still have goosebumps/tingling all over.
It was a love fest tonight. Students were loving patients, patients were loving students, staff nurses were loving students, students were loving staff nurses, everyone was loving everyone.
It was palpable and it was magical and everyone on the floor patients included felt like they were part of something special today.
It was really intense! :)
Let the love flow, I saw tonight the power of love on a nursing unit.
xtxrn, ASN, RN
4,267 Posts
Who got into the drugs?
We all did :) Love is a powerful drug :) So are caring, compassion, respect, admiration, etc, you get the point.....
dscrn
525 Posts
Glad that it was a good one...they are what keep a person going!
Granted, I wasn't there (THANK YOU, JESUS)..... but the description sounds like a Timothy Leary weekend.
If I were the NM, I'd be asking for urine samples. "Love" has limits, also. If you all were giddy with love, who was seeing the reality of what was going on?
It's great to have good nights w/good experiences with co-workers. But a "love fest"? I'd be down the hall staying to myself, and not being involved with the "love fest"...... it's WORK- not a swingers party
AgentBeast, MSN, RN
1,974 Posts
Altra, BSN, RN
6,255 Posts
I would be very curious to hear about the day from the perspective of a staff nurse, your clinical instructor, or your staff nurse preceptor for the day. And from a patient's perspective.
carolmaccas66, BSN, RN
2,212 Posts
Creepy......this is NOT normal!
Tait, MSN, RN
2,142 Posts
I remember days in nursing school, and days coming home from work where the feeling of accomplishment was palpable in my heart. There is nothing wrong with that. Your wording however seems to have bristled a few kitty tails :)
Tait
richardgleaton
30 Posts
Love is in the air..You should feel it and pass it to others also...Love is not only for lovers but it also for patients and students and for other relation also..
nursel56
7,098 Posts
I'm glad you had that experience mindlor. I do hope the bitter dried up nurses were included in the group. For your sake as well as theirs. It is a certaintly there will be many shifts that are the the flip side of the love fest, (even if it was caused by someone slipping nebulized benzos into the hospital vent system). :)
emtb2rn, BSN, RN, EMT-B
2,942 Posts
I'm wondering if that hospital implemented my oft recommended revolving door B52 spray? Just a taste to take the edge off as people enter the facility.