DarlinNurseRed

DarlinNurseRed

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  1. Forced cheerfulness a hazard to your health

    Yes, I get "the point". I was just stating an opinion about it, thus I will stay fit by not repressing my feelings. The last time I was asked how come I wasn't being friendly and how come I wasn't...
  2. Forced cheerfulness a hazard to your health

    Oh-and Venting to a person who is supportive is a good thing, it is common and normal (and sooooo therapeutic as far as I am
  3. Forced cheerfulness a hazard to your health

    If a person is having to pretend to be kind or considerate, then it is time for a job
  4. I have worked as an LPN for over 20 years, and I have enjoyed my job. Now I will be graduating with my RN in a few months. I have seen new Rns treat LPNs poorly, and it isn't an efficient way to work....
  5. I am quitting...after almost 7 years.

    personal choice maybe? or in my case, school. At any rate, I do hope it all works out for nosonew in the first
  6. I am quitting...after almost 7 years.

    True...but for some, travel isn't an option. (i look forward to trying that myself,
  7. I am quitting...after almost 7 years.

    I have worked over 20 years in nursing-seems to me that 4-5 years is about all a nurse can take in one area before a change has to be made. I think it is good to be the new person about every 4-5...
  8. Questions about foley removal

    That's just plain common sense,,,why make the patient hurry to the bathroom, or have additional residual urine present? I drain it too, it is alot less trouble for nurse and
  9. RN to pt ratio @ your hospital?

    There will always be lazy people in every profession...there will always be over-achievers also- Then there are people like me...on time, doing my best, easygoing, just average... I could never handle...
  10. Share Your Saying

    I like this one: My Karma just ran over your Dogma. One of the last times I ever got to ride with my dad-he said what he always said when he drove up to his house, "Home again, home again,...
  11. Like some input on pins for ceremony

    I think your mother-in-law would/should be quite flattered that you asked her, even if she doesn't remember where it is. I would be. Our pinning will be a few days before the college graduation, and...
  12. You know you're from rural Minnesota when....

    I am a Mississippian who recently visited Minnesota...this thread was funny-we feel the same way about the drivers from Alabama... The accents were so different from what i am used to...we say...
  13. :( Sad - LPN (little pretend nurse comment)

    People with small minds usually put others down to lift themselves up...sounds like a personal problem to me. I have been an LPN for over 20 years,,,so I must have enjoyed my job-and I am very good at...
  14. SNA Convention in Vicksburg?

    April 6 and 7, I think. I will be
  15. Injections, needles, etc

    I am an LPN,,,have given injections forever(the most I have ever given in one day is 280..we were giving flu shots also that day in a clinic setting.) The fact is, if you poke a hole in someone, it...
  16. I really enjoyed nursewise.com in addition to the sites listed-it has lots of "insider information" and common sense
  17. Like some input on pins for ceremony

    I am thinking about using my sister's pin...I pinned her with it when she graduated. I am a traditionalist my nature, but I have seen some very expensive pins flattened out in parking