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Well, I already renewed, so I'm good until 2004. After that, I probably would, but would work only 2 days a week. I would need something to break up the monotony of "the good life". I would probably suffer withdrawal symptoms, you know, lack of daily abuse from docs, pts, administration, etc, etc. LOL
I'd keep it and build on it by returning to college so I could become a Public Health Educator, maybe even a NP. :) Either way, I'd keep my options open. It's not good to put all one's eggs in one basket. A little diversity would be a wise move on anyone's part since we never know what may befall us.
I would keep my license current but would not work in the field. But, with the hours we keep- who has time to buy a lottery ticket?
I bought extra large house numbers for my home and I cleaned out my garage a long time ago so the Readers Digest Delivery Van could get in when they brought me my million...but they must still be lost because I haven't seen them. If any of you see them point them in my direction- and if any of you happen to buy MY winning lottery ticket (by mistake of course); E-Mail me so we can make arrangements for me to pick it up from you so I can cash it in...maybe I'll be driving the R.D. Van!!!!
:roll :chuckle :chuckle Yeah Right!!-- Even if half went to taxes I'd find a DAM* good personal investor. I would also want to volunteer and donate money. There are way too many interests and hobbies to keep me busy without EVER wanting to nurse again. (From a Very burnt-out ICU nurse of 10 1/2 yrs with knee arthritis):roll :chuckle :chuckle :chuckle
RoaminHankRN
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If you won the powerball lottery, would you keep your nursing license or turn in your badge?
Hank