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I do have a Filipino background too. I agree about talking in our language is rude but sometimes, because we are far from home, we kind'a feel at home when we started talking in our own language. Another reason is, it's also kind'a rude to my co-Filipinos not to talk in our own language when they're around. My only advice to every Filipino out there is not to talk too loud and speak the language when a person from another culture is around. Just think what would you feel if you are around with people who talks "alien language" infront of you and you don't have the slightest idea of what they were talking about - I guess you'll get paranoid too.

I am from Canada too and the best place for you to look is from Medhunters. The jobs are shown with their rates locally or internationally. As for now, the highest nurses pay is in Ontario then Alberta. If you are planning to work here in Canada, don't go to Manitoba or Newfoundland. They have the lowest pay.

I suggest that you have to be really sure of what you are aspiring for. As a start, try to enroll on a nursing aide course, then try to get a job in a hospital and see how the LPNs or the RNs work. If you do approved of what you see, then try enrolling into an LPN program. If you are still interested, go ahead and proceed with the RN program. I am from Canada too and I know that if you are working in some facilities, they can help you finance or help you with your schedules if you are working under the. Goodluck and hope this helps. Just don't waste time and act now.

Did you know that Euthanasia is now legal in Netherlands just this year ? I think you have better chances of doing your paper better if you can contact or find a website about it. Try surfing the web for this particular country. iI am sure you will learn something.

Congratulations! Nothing like being at the patient's bedside. It's all about nursing isn't it? When I am a little bit older maybe:p :chuckle

Anything about eyes! I don't know why but even a pink eye makes me shiver!!!:imbar

So sorry to hear that. But...hey! That's nurses is all about isn't it?. Welcome to the club!

Know your stuff and know your staff;Don't give orders, suggest; Listen; Gain trust and cooperation from the staff by letting them know you are there for them; Last but not the least...DON'T BE A *****!! The more you push, the more they pull.