I need a 12-step program

1. I am addicted to this forum! LOL. I recently made the decision to return to school to finish my RN and what I'm really burning to do after I'm finished is to work in L&D. Quite the change from working in LTC (what I've been doing as an LPN since '94), for sure. I'd been reading the LTC forum here for a while when I discovered the OBGYN board and now I can't quit reading! The more i read, the more I want to read. It only serves to make my goal of working in L&D stronger in my mind and boosts my drive to learn as much as I can. Great forum!
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   About LesMonsterRN, ADN, RN Pro

   Joined: Jun '06; Posts: 305; Likes: 310
   QAPI RN/MDS; from MO , US
   Specialty: 25 year(s) of experience in LTC

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   Aug 29, '06

   Welcome to the forum, Les. Looking forward to hearing more from you. Good luck in your pursuits to become an OB nurse!
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   Aug 29, '06

   Quote from LesMonster

   I am addicted to this forum! LOL

   You need to know you are not alone, there are others of us like you out there willing to help!
   Repeat after me:
   step one
   We admitted we were powerless over allnurses--that our lives had become unmanageable.....
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   Aug 29, '06

   (I am now standing)
   
   Hi, my name is Heather
   I am addicted to allnurses
   I have encouraged all of my nursing friends to join allnurses
   I check allnurses at all hours of the day and night
   I go to allnurses despite not having slept for 31+ hours
   I can spend hours on allnurses
   My husband does not understand why I laugh at my computer screen for hours on end
   I have learned a great deal from allnurses
   I love allnurses and have no intention of leaving anytime soon
   
   Have a nice day
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   Aug 29, '06

   My addiction to allnurses has become very disruptive to my life. My house is not getting cleaned, my meals are late and or burned, my husband watches TV by himself, while I "chat" with my allnurse family. It is hopeless, I have given myself completely over to the addiction. They will no doubt be prying my hands from the keyboard after I expire. All is not lost however because I learn so much here and have found out that my hopes, dreams, expectations, frustrations, (shall I go on) are shared by so many.
   God Bless Allnurses
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   Sep 1, '06

   dear lesmonster..
   w as an lpn for 18 years before completeing my rn. i just passed my boards 2 weeks ago! it took me 3 years, but it is worth it. i am now in l&d after long term care and floor nursing. i gave an iv push med last night, and it felt so good. ;-)

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