didi768
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Have to agree with David. Something isn't right.
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You are so brave. Esp if you go back to the same employer. I couldn't do it. I'd feel so embarrassed and looked down upon. I'd have left nursing but glad you can do this!! Hope you do well. God bless.
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Just say you believe in God? It doesn't get you to heaven but it's worth a try
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My license is current but I'm not LOL. I have not done home health since 2013. Many employers want recent experience. Am I dead in the water now?
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Sorry to hear this. I am from Minneapolis!! What part of MN are you in?Aww well, it will all work out and yes, Jesus has your back. You are humble and that is awesome!! Keep letting God lead you. I just had kind of a god-moment in the last hour. He finally heard my anguish and tears. I know he always hears, but you know what I mean haha. I've been out of my mind with worries about a job and bills and all. Feel free to PM me anytime!ejk123, your handle reminds me of my email ending of 123 haha. I used it b/c I have 3 kids and also used their initials for the first part of the email addy. Anyway, I wanted to ask you a question about the CNA shifts you mentioned you do occasionally. I'm an LPN in Tampa who misses active patient care. I'm tempted to a CNA rather than an LPN. I'm not wild about boring home care and am NOT going to pass pills all day at a nursing home etc. I wish I had gotten a 4 yr. RN degree right off the bat but I'm now 54 and my memory sux for going back to school. It sounds crazy but I almost don't even care about the money. Can you tell me more of why you did CNA work while being an RN? Or you can just DM me? Thanks!
