Jake_weird03

thanks for answering it.....God bless you!

Hi!!! everyone.... Its, BSN Day celebration in our school...I was assigned to research on this... Would anyone pls. tell me what is the meaning of a lamp...and why is this becomes the symbol for nurses all around the globe? I am in a little bit of a hurry...pls...thank you...

Hi! think i agree with you...:) . I generalized all people who were offended by saying that things only are offensive to a person if only its true for himself, but what i said is also partly truth, just like yours...were just guessing here...:)

dont really found the article offending, except from the word that was used -"low-skilled". but well, im just a nursing student and not yet a RN but my belief is that you only find something offending if it means youre guilty bout it...hey, thats only my belief.... we as nurses should not be moved only by this articles...Im proud of what i had chosen...we have here a proffesion that is where people really trust... and by the way copying an article is i think illegal especially for the reason that it will be posted in a forum...:)

my answers seems not so important anymore...why? because i think everybody had discovered this the same i do....googling...just looking for information bout male nursing student...:)

before this - "Oh my...i had already made to this a reply but i did not know something here, that i will be autamatically signed off after 15 mins...i made my reply for this a little long and i was really disappointed when i had posted my reply but was lost beacause i was autama:) tically signed off...so i now was really tired making another one... Hi ratheesh, Im sorry for that, i made you a long reply and i was disappointed about that....just now want to welcome you here... im jake from the philippines...i just want to say that here in my country the discrimination about having males as nurse are now lessening...its all i can say, sorry...but dont worry ill make another if i will have a time...by the way almost all of us here in our school had also plans for going abroad...im also a first year in nursing.... thnx, jake

John, thanks for the compliment. many also of my friends took nursing and many are just like me....hoping for a better job abroad... its really sad to me that manyof RNs in here are all going abroad....its really just because they just want their families to have a better life....i guess its really have to be like that....its so hard to have a carreer here especially in this times....manyof my schoolmates here also have a plan to go to other countries and if God will I will too.... I had observed that many of my relatives and friends are all taking nursing course. and even if theres really someone who critisizes my male colleagues for choosing this carreer they nowreally do not care so much....and i think many of the Filipinos now had been accustomed to see male nursing students, like me....:) Jake

hi! im just new here. I really just want to say that here in my country, descrimination among male nurses are lessening....though there are few people who would still think nursing profession as only for females....I'm also a first year nursing student and i too had suffered but only a little. in our school we have a good number of male enrollees....and i think that the nos. of male nursing students would continue to increase....:)