Does anyone know if there's a diabetic kid video game out there? Like, if the kid can hit the good food, they get points -or if they hit a good food, they explain WHY its a good food (or bad food)...
What KILLS me about this is that the kid is young and young people should be more adaptable than a 57 year old woman. He needs to learn (hell, EVERYONE) good habits NOW that will carry him through...
Thats what I was thinking too. It may be time to get Child Protection involved. CPS will prolly confer with his Endo though, and will render any complaint
bikegirl replied to mrcleanscrubs's topic in Men in Nursing
Yeah I hear that high waters thing..... I'm a girl but 5'9" and a 36" inseam, I ended up sewing my own scrub bottoms. Then manufacturers came out with 'tall". Now you've got me thinking a a side...
the silliest thing happened when I was a PCT, working on a GeriPsyc floor. I came into work and a pt kept going around saying that there's a bear in her room. Pt started following me around to...
bikegirl replied to Sarah Matacale's topic in General Nursing
You noticed that too, Fiona59? As an American, I want to state that we seen to like punishing people with certain illnesses. I'm not sure where that comes from, possibly from our Puritan roots. I...
bikegirl replied to RockinNurse2018's topic in General Nursing
WHAT?!?!?! No Stockhausen? No Crumb?!?! Oh lordy, you should have heard me laughing (out loud) when I read that.... I guess that includes Flipper, Joy Division , and Schoenberg in that ban
bikegirl replied to Kristinalynn808's topic in General Nursing
Oh Gawd! After report and getting my meds, flushes, etc together, I made a dramtic flourish with a kitty cat toilet brush and bottle of clorox toilet cleaner. Folks laughed, I got satisfaction but...
bikegirl replied to OrganizedChaos's topic in General Nursing
If it isn't a felony, you may be able to get whatever it is expunged off your record. Will take a lawyer, but it might be worth it. I have some "stuff" on my record: attempting to steal a street...
Ohhhhhhhhhhh!!! This is a HOT topic for me. When I was a CNA: 1. I was walking a patient when the nurse I was assigned to came out of a patient's room, and told me to put that pt on the bedpan....
This is funny! I worked with a nurse who would actually tell people: "I am a professional. I don't change, clean, or turn patients." You can imagine how this became problematic when I was the only...